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Promotions pay increase

What is the expected pay increase?

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@lfs+1kWzwKMn "what not"?

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Post ID: @tdg+1kWzwKMn

10% is pretty standard. Anything over 20% will require an act of god. This of course assumes you are changing job codes (i.e. going from a 120 to 130, etc). I’d generally shoot for 15-20%. Anything less than that is a slap in the face. Remember, they are most going to pay an external hire far more than they’ll be paying you.

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Post ID: @qtp+1kWzwKMn

6% max

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Post ID: @oln+1kWzwKMn

What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

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Post ID: @gdf+1kWzwKMn

lots of variables involved but in my experience promotions average around 10% give or take a couple %. one can go up to 20% with minimal approval but after that it requires operating committee approvals and what not.

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Post ID: @lfs+1kWzwKMn

2%, a plush pony, and a 30 minute redundant lecture on the benefits of DE&I

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Post ID: @bit+1kWzwKMn

You're either young, a WF newbie or both. Which is it?

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Post ID: @ndf+1kWzwKMn

What do you mean? If your manager gave you a promotion, they should tell you tye raise.

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