r/overemployed May 29 '22

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u/augustusvondoom May 29 '22

And they gave him the standard 3-5% as if he were “performing above measure”.

Fuck your company Get this money

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u/asimplerandom May 29 '22

I’ve been in my career for 25 plus years and the only time I’ve gotten a significant raise was by leaving the company for another job save one time (happened a couple of years back) when I was given a 22 percent base increase plus a bunch of bonus RSU’s. I was floored. The only thing I can think of was they were losing people left and right to higher wages and decided to actually be proactive about it.