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The issue is that if you're currently making $200K, it's hard to tell where they might think you might sit in that scale up-front. It's a bit like saying "Empl
by joncrocks 3y ago
The issue is that if you're currently making $200K, it's hard to tell where they might think you might sit in that scale up-front.
It's a bit like saying "Employee - $10K-$10M p/a" - It's not very useful in a job posting, as you might reasonably assume someone being paid the top salary is not actually doing the same role as at the bottom range.
- otteromkram 3y agoIf they aren't doing the same role, then why are salaries for two different roles listed under a single job requisition?
- dragonwriter 3y agoBecause outside of government and certain (but not all) bigcorps, knowledge worker jobs aren’t “find a cog to fit a precise position in a larger machine” things. Heck, even in government they often aren't, though the rules governing government hiring force people to superficially hire as if they were.