For the first time in these many years, i have got a hike of only 7%, the reason stated is on going concerns in US market. But it is very difficult to digest the same as 2 years prior i got a hike of 26% and now only 7%. I feel being broke as giving an organisation your 5 years of handwork, 7% is nothing. Has anyone else faced this in 2023 ?
It would totally depend on what your existing salary is.
If it is 15L then it makes sense If someone is earning 50L and complaining about 7% increment then God save this country
Are you delusional? And are you really with Amazon? And if yes, Amazon - you guys put candidates thru a dozen rounds and this is the crap that you hire?
Your company just laid of thousands... your company's peer group is either laying off or in the process of laying off...
1 outta every 4-5 years is gonna be a bumper year...and 1 every 4-5 years is gonna be a disaster year...
You look like a old men yelling at others, Go get a life uncle and think before you make any statements like such. Creepy people. Don’t share you bullshit here.
Ahh middle aged uncle with erectile dysfunction yapping at youngsters detected lol. As the other person mentioned, go get a life!
My friend faced same but his CEO got new car 😂
Since we are seeing a lot of layoffs, a lot of companies are using this as an excuse to provide less increment this year. Interested to know what sort of increments are you’ll getting this year and how much did you get last year?
I got a good hike this year. Around 34% mostly because I got promoted and my hike in the previous year was shit. I wo...
Folks, I wanted to make a prediction that most of us pretty much know already
2023 our salaries haven’t grown at all. Across my group of friends at work and college, the average amount of increment I heard is close to 5%
Only for landlords, it has been an year of insane increments 🥲
Heard the market is back roaring again for some. We are so coming back.
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