/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50960040]

Let's see Anon's inflation raise.

[Anonymous No.50962917]

>>50960040
I got a bad review and didn’t get a raise.

[Anonymous No.50962964]

>>50960040
4% instead of normal 3%. Boss said it's actually pretty nice because it's 30% more than usual

[Anonymous No.50962989]

>>50960040
nice very nice, let's make this a Chainlink thread

[Anonymous No.50962999]

>>50960040
7.07%. if you got a small raise and aren't satisfied you should leave or lower the effort you put into your job. I'm not even happy with 7% so if you got lower than me you're a cuck.

[Anonymous No.50963019]

>>50962917
Why did you get a bad review?

[Anonymous No.50963038]

People are getting raises? Since when?

[Anonymous No.50963049]

>>50962917
you could change jobs but will things ever get better? really?

[Anonymous No.50963071]

>>50960040
under 3%, it works out to like 70 bucks a month

rent went up by 100

[Anonymous No.50963144]

>>50960040
3% instead of the good old 1.5%. That should help me with the 10.1% inflation and the 300£ increase on rent.
Company just made incredible record 7.3mil£ in July compared to 2019 July 5.1mil£.

[Anonymous No.50963188]

>>50960040
Since the start of the year I got an extra $4/hr. And that was just from asking or threatening to quit because they can't find anyone else to work kek.

[Anonymous No.50963294]

>>50960040

TC went up by about 10% to 300k from 270k without promo.

[Anonymous No.50963504]

>>50960040
6.71%

But also last year, during employee flight, they started an annual 10% (base) salary bonus, where if we meet 100% goal ARR, etc., we get 10% bonus, 80% ARR, 80% bonus, (8% of salary), and so forth. Got first one in July, at 8.9% of base salary.

[Anonymous No.50964304]

>>50960040
I switched from business development to a product analyst for a 20.5% raise and significantly less stress.

>wfh of course. of course.