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This is an incredibly important contributor to all of this. At a prior company, in order to be promoted from associate to senior staff, you had to demonstrate
by vbtemp 5y ago
This is an incredibly important contributor to all of this.
At a prior company, in order to be promoted from associate to senior staff, you had to demonstrate and be evaluated performing at senior level while associate for a year. In order to get hired as a senior, you just talked with a hiring manager and an HR rep, checked off some boxes based on a few blurbs about what you did at prior jobs, and boom, you were a senior. Same thing with getting a raise. To get a raise to 150K (just as a randomly selected round number), it was an enormous bureaucratic process going up 5 levels of management that would take months with lots of aggravation - and unlikely to really pan out. To get hired at 150K for the same role, it was a couple phone calls with an HR rep and hiring manager - about 15 minutes in total.
- jboggan 5y agoOn the subject of money - the other issue is that new hires, being certified as better than average in that role, are getting compensation packages in the top half of that band. The people getting promoted to that role are in many cases getting nothing or maybe a few thousand extra that vests in 24 months, because the stock appreciation on their N-level compensation package has lifted them into the bottom of the N+1 payband even before they were promoted.