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I worked very hard for my current employer. Then they closed all of our offices and forced us into full time remote work (which I do not like, at all). And pay
by mvdtnz 3y ago
I worked very hard for my current employer. Then they closed all of our offices and forced us into full time remote work (which I do not like, at all). And pay reviews for the past two years have been so insultingly small that my pay today in inflation adjusted terms is significantly lower than when I started 4 years ago. I made myself VERY loudly heard by my manager at the last round of pay reviews.
Since then I have been firmly in the bare-minimum camp. Call it quiet quitting if you want. I get my job done but I take my sweet time. I try to meet deadlines but I don't work extra hours if they're at risk. I feel poorly treated so I responded in kind.
- zer00eyz 3y ago> past two years This is the expiration date for any job. You hit the 2 year mark you need to be out or actively looking. The internal raise has never met inflation or market demand.