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Can anyone at Amex share my resume in their team to directly start the rounds of interview? I have tried for referrals through linkedIn and did not recieve any call from the HR.
29th Apr is my last working day in my current organization.
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Any openings in Supply Chain management, please let me know... I have experience in 12 years.
SAP, Ariba Onboarding, Billing, Invoicing, Purchase Order , Purchase Requisition, Grn, Logistics n many more activities.
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enough with the fight..lets get back to GOT peeps
When are mid-year reviews set to happen?
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Don't chase the money.
I hear the salaries they pay aren't especially high, so I don't think I'd leave for the 20% bump people talk about. The bonuses within the industry are high though, but I'm wondering if I may be exposing myself to the risk that they don't perform and the bonuses aren't what they've seen in years past.
Talk to insiders. Most companies exaggerate bonuses to lure in New hires.
Pushed back my raise when I first started 2 years out of college. They doubled my raise when i told them I was looking around.
I'm at the point where I'll probably take the job if they offer me my PwC salary effective 7/1. Obviously, it won't be hard to beat the bonuses here, but I would love at least a 10% bump given I won't be traveling for the role
Pwc1 is exactly right. Don't go anywhere in industry of the promise bonus. I was fooled that way "it's the only way to get you to that salty due to banding" lol.
I'm pretty confident about the bonuses in the industry, it's what they're known for. But I think EY1 hit it on the head- not to chase the money. It's an environment I would be much happier in at the end of the day so I think the money will come if I'm good at what I do there
You have to be able to "justify" what and why you're negotiating and be willing to walk away. Bars your negotiations on facts not on what you think you're worth.
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