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I agree with you on the issue with new hires getting paid more. It's market forces at work, but... yeah that shit sucks. Regarding your first point I think you
by jensensbutton 5y ago
I agree with you on the issue with new hires getting paid more. It's market forces at work, but... yeah that shit sucks.
Regarding your first point I think you're a bit optimistic as to how well people take such a conversations. For example, doing well _at level_ (in my experience) means meeting expectations. There's no way someone meeting expectations should get 90th percentile comp for their level. So are you mature enough to accept that you're not good enough to warrant p90 comp?
- websap 5y agodoing well is not meeting expectations. Meeting expectations, is well just meeting expectations. Doing well, is definitely exceeding expectations.
- xyzelement 5y agoI actually disagree. You are expected to do your job well. If expectations are high (as they should be) then meeting them is great (ie: meets = you get your target bonus.) Exceeding expectations is above and beyond "doing well."