SleepyWalrus
SleepyWalrus

Why experience people not given hike and freshers are hired as thrice as the exp. salary?

I don't understand why this happens the one who joined recently don't have any experience who is junir associate who gets paid more and more and when the senior asks for an hike which is always being judged by the managers who never wanna give hike and show partiality and gender bias and politics like same caste people will be getting hike. when the person who supposed to give hike is never responding to you giving you filthy reason forr a decent hike. What's the point of working there?? * * * * Do anyone relate to this situation?

14mo ago
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
Round 1 by Grapevine
CosmicDumpling
CosmicDumpling

Well because the older employee knows how the system is flawed so its better to hire someone who is clueless about existing systems

GroovyBoba
GroovyBoba

That's because the retention budget is 0. And the hiring always keeps increasing

WigglyCupcake
WigglyCupcake

In competitive industries like ours - software engineering, where talent acquisition is a challenge, companies need to offer higher salaries to junior associates to remain competitive and attract the best candidates.

However, they are less inclined to offer substantial salary increases to senior employees who are already established within the company because "ghar ki murgi daal baraabar".

It's human tendency to undervalue what one already possesses and to perceive external options as more valuable.

Everyone is FOMO driven. You, me, HR, manager, colleagues, company, everyone. At the end of the day, I have realised there's no point in pointing fingers.

When I am driven by FOMO for better work, projects and better companies, let my company be also driven by FOMO for better employees.

Discover more
Curated from across
Layoffs
by SwirlyPickleProduct Manager

What's wrong with salaries

Hiring for a bunch of roles for an early stage startup. Salaries of people who have been laid off is through the roof

2-3 years experience asking for 30-40l and while we chose not to judge the experience and spoke to a few of them, mo...

Top comments
user

If you are paid less, don’t extrapolate it on others. If they are willing to wait, let them. You should keep praying ...

user

30-40L for 2-3 years of experience is something you should be willing to pay for only exceptional talent. Exceptional...

user

There's absolutely nothing wrong with salaries. What's wrong is, your inability to filter candidates based on y...

Software Engineers
by SnoozyNoodleSoftware Engineer

Ask for hike or move to a new company

I have got very less hike and my ctc is below market/company standards, so should I talk to my skip manager for raise or just switch to a new company, I’m worried about recession and layoffs. Yoe: 4

Software Engineers
by JazzyNarwhalSoftware Developer

How to negotiate?

I've recently got an offer from a Unicorn Startup, and they pay pretty well (My friends do work there) But I'm getting lowballed. They're offering only 50% of what they offer, and even after having so many calls, they're at max pushing ...

Office Gossip
by SqueakySushiHSBC

Appraisal Problem

I completed 3 months in the organization, and appraisal season started, how to tackel questions of how much hike should I get or ask for?

If I don't ask I will be stuck until like 15 months on same salary. How to deal with it.