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I certainly can't speak for Buffer, but most companies use bonuses to account for this (for salaried employees). Having a tiered salary structure lets both the
by drewpc 11y ago
I certainly can't speak for Buffer, but most companies use bonuses to account for this (for salaried employees). Having a tiered salary structure lets both the company and the employee plan for a base salary from year to year and provides opportunities to "move people up" as the progress through a career. Beware what you ask for: if you produce less value for the company in a given pay period, they should be able to pay you less!
I think tying a base salary to performance creates a really unstable financial situation for the company and the employee.
- asift 11y agoI agree on the bonuses, but if I understand Buffer's compensation properly, this is not how they operate. They take out any possibility for comp that's not determined by their formula, which was my general complaint against the rigidity of their compensation.