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I don't think his reply runs contrary to your post, if you include the last part of that sentence: > To keep you from being effectively paid less (because the

by M2Ys4U 13y ago

I don't think his reply runs contrary to your post, if you include the last part of that sentence: > To keep you from being effectively paid less (because the cost of living keeps going up), and to make sure you feel satisfied with how much money you're making.

PeterisP 13y ago
It does run contrary, given "pick a percentage number, preferably one that's above COLA, and just give everybody that" which explicitly doesn't (a) differentiate improvement from non-improvement; and (b) doesn't address significant salary increases due to professional growth and changing responsibilities.