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Not particularly - in London, or with a lot of high-funding startups it's more common, but across the country no. Makes it much harder for local companies to t
by jamietanna 4y ago
Not particularly - in London, or with a lot of high-funding startups it's more common, but across the country no.
Makes it much harder for local companies to try and compete, even if they're very big. If you see my salary changes over the last year, it's a considerable jump.
Either way, I'm aware I'm gonna be working quite a bit for it :D
- throwaway4good 4y agoCongrats on it. It is apparently a statistical fact that keeping salaries hidden and or confidential causes lower salaries. So what you do here is applauded in our current world of high inflation and record corporate profits.
- jamietanna 4y agoThanks. Yeah that's why my salaries/compensation detail are all public, so I can try and help nudge the needle a bit towards at least having ranges available everywhere.
- wirthjason 4y agoA comment on the CV. At quick glance it looked like you only worked at places for a year or two then changed. This is generally a red flag for me. But because I saw the salary history I knew there was a Lon time at Capital One. However this was harder to spot on the resume. It might be better to group your experience at a single employer together so your loyalty stands out. I’m curious if employers ever saw your salary posts and responded.