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Changing projects is only half of it, though. Let's say I want a new project. I can search for a new team internally, find a mutual match, sign on, start and.
by Arainach 5y ago
Changing projects is only half of it, though.
Let's say I want a new project. I can search for a new team internally, find a mutual match, sign on, start and.....keep my current salary.
Or I can search for a new team externally, find a mutual match, sign on, and get (in most cases) a significant raise and a new sign-on bonus.
Even at a company I like, there's a significant incentive to leave.
- sdoering 5y agoOnly difference would be, that in current company it is more easy to get an understanding if new project management sucks. > People hire at companies, bbut leave their boss. In my anecdata thus rings true.
- projectazorian 5y agoThis is true in many cases but internal transfers can still make sense. Searching costs are a lot lower internally (no leetcoding needed in most cases, hopefully) and you are more likely to be able to land something outside of your current skillset, increasing your long term compensation and job security.