SPUG: How to make a living with perl(.|?)
Patterson, David S (Pat)
davidpa at avaya.com
Sat Feb 10 15:42:57 CST 2001
(Sorry this is late -- email weirdness...)
But, this is an interesting topic. What actually happens in salary reviews
is
nothing like what I thought it would be when I first came on board permanent
full-time, appx 2 years ago. I've been through two salary reviews since
then. The bottom line: Your best opportunity for affecting your salary is
when you hire on. After that, your salary raises/bonuses are almost totally
based on how valuable you are to the company. I.e., if you have to ask for
a raise (as opposed to being offered one) you're probably not as strong an
employee as you could or should be. If you think you're deserving of a 10%
raise and you get a 2% raise, its time to re-evaluate whether you are really
contributing to the company in the way you want. In this case, maybe a job
change would be better for everyone concerned?
> ---
"Go not to the elves for counsel, for they will say both no
and yes..."
> D. S. "Pat" Patterson
> Software Engineer
> Avaya, Inc.
> 6464 185th Ave NE
> Redmond, WA 98052-6736
> 425-558-8672
> 888-501-4835 Pgr
> davidpa at avaya.com
>
>
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