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If you want a promotion, move to another job. Most companies make it incredibly slow and painful to evolve in their own walls, while giving big rewards to new c
by BiteCode_dev 6y ago
If you want a promotion, move to another job. Most companies make it incredibly slow and painful to evolve in their own walls, while giving big rewards to new comers.
Unless you happen to work at the legenday ones that do care about you, don't play according to their rules. Those are here for their benefit, not yours.
Remote or not.
- person_of_color 6y agoThis. You will get a 20-100% raise in a new job, and peanuts for staying with a company. RSU refreshers might change the equation.
- Plutonsvea 6y agoHighly recommend this. I'm a consultant, and I got offered a $12,000 raise after working with my company for two years and working for three seperate extremely high value clients. I put in my two weeks notice the day I received an offer from a competing company nearby that I'd applied to for a total renumeration package roughly equivalent to a $45,000 raise at my old job. Shop around. Always. If you don't, you'll never know. I like to think of it as someone losing out on free stuff. It costs nothing to write up an updated resumé and throw it into the abyss of companies that are hiring. Possible gain by doing this? A lot. Possible loss? Maybe an hour of your time that you spent applying to the job.