4. Getting raises, not readjustments - Deepstash
4. Getting raises, not readjustments

4. Getting raises, not readjustments

  • If you're a top performer at your company, best case, you get a 7% raise each year.
  • Even if they should, companies don't adjust people's pay by 50%.
  • If you were to switch jobs, you might see that 50% boost.

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