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I'm deep in the sausage making. This reasoning is mostly spot on, though I've never heard anyone directly admit to his first reason. At the end of the day, it's
by jredwards 3y ago
I'm deep in the sausage making. This reasoning is mostly spot on, though I've never heard anyone directly admit to his first reason. At the end of the day, it's not that hard for me to get a req for a new hire bumped up, but giving an existing employee a raise turns out to be almost impossible excepting a yearly cost of living adjustment that absolutely will not keep up with inflation.
- grumpy_coder 3y agoI think the article does miss that a raise for exactly one employee is fairly easy each year. Two, maybe three is normal. But I have nearly a hundred, so virtually everyone is falling behind eventually, even the ones that do get a raise one year in five.