Has anyone refused to reveal their current salary during interviews? I read somewhere that it's illegal for HRs to ask for current compensation.
This is with reference to ight to privacy and equal remuneration act 1976
I strongly condemn such irresponsible generalization. hR are involved in some of the critical business decisions like which meeting gets parle g and which meeting gets oreo.
Jokes apart... But I think hR is critical for the overall sucess of a company. They control and ensure the two most important items for the sucess of a business - Tea and water in toilets. For most of us without the morning tea our brains don't work. That single morning tea sets the tone for the day. For some, need to answer nature's call during office time. Imagine having to attend the call but no water/paper in the toilet. Even the most brilliant genius will falter at that point.
Only hr thinks hr is useful.
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If you are in HR you’re lucky. I mean there’s no other department where you can do no work and earn salaries close to Tech counterparts. CEOs, CTOs of companies are definitely dumb to even have the designation of CHRO in the organisation. I mean why pay crores for heading a department of freeloaders 🫢
Yes, I agree with you. Even I always think how they are surviving in their job if they don't have accountability and seriousness of their job responsibilities??
They are like ball boys whose job is to give ball back to the players once it gets hit for a boundary somebody’s gotta do it 🤷♂️. No disrespect to the ball boys they actually have to run and put efforts
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This is with reference to ight to privacy and equal remuneration act 1976
Standard stupid Indian HRs. Asking to share screen and resign. If you don't resign threatening to withhold the experience letter etc.
Yaay to our labour laws!!
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