No promotions, no meaningful raises
No promotions, no meaningful raises
Pay transparency means you can see that they aren't paying you what they claim they should be.
Endless paperwork. Endless meetings about the paperwork. Stagnant upward mobility. Upper levels block promotions and raises without knowing anything about your team or what you do.
Stop penny pinching your employee compensation and then throwing piles of money at random re-orgs.
Pay transparency is meaningless when all it does is show everyone in the company that you're underpaying them even by your own metrics.
All attempts made to remedy the issue have been blocked by upper-level management despite outstanding performance reviews and sign-offs from multiple senior and principal engineers and architects.
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