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It's a real problem. I saw people boomerang back to Google after 18 months at one or even two levels higher, much faster than they could have been promoted int
by patrickmay 9mo ago
It's a real problem. I saw people boomerang back to Google after 18 months at one or even two levels higher, much faster than they could have been promoted internally.
- lesuorac 9mo agoThe changes to compensation also make it worse. The 85%ile of L used to be above that of the lowest 15%ile of L+1 so in the year that you demonstrate L+1 you'll get compensated as L+1. Now, the 85%ile of L is less than that of the lowest 15%ile of L+1 so until you actually get promoted there's no real compensation difference. Which makes leaving for L+1 so much more attractive (and also going above-and-beyond less attractive).
- euifii 9mo ago[dead]
- jimbokun 9mo agoThis seems to be a near universal phenomenon and I wonder if there is any behavioral research explaining it.