I’m curious what the opinions are on the process they have seen or used to get promoted. I’ve never had it happen in my career this way but in my mind, your work speaks for itself, you advocate for yourself, ask for a promotion when it’s not been offered. Then you get promoted after you make your case if you do qualify. The way I’ve seen it (& a reason I’m leaving my current company) is where they only promote people when they’ve threatened to leave or received a different offer. Thoughts?

Just put an offer in on a house. Single income: 127 + 10-30% bonus. Promo to M this June. Price: 705k w/ 20% down. 2.75% interest. Remaining assets outside of house = 280k I never thought I could actually afford this much house, but my numbers seem to make it work. Internet strangers, how dumb am I?

So I just found out that I'm being severely underpaid at my job. The average is around 130 for a software engineer 1 at my company and I'm being paid 90. We will have our annual review soon. How should I bring this up without coming off as ungrateful...

Just finished my compensation meeting at work, got my promo and a really nice raise that pushed me into the six figure club. If you had asked me 5 years ago if I'd ever be making this much money or be having this much success I would have laughed. My wife is super happy for me and has been a big support but I'm secretly starting to resent the fact I settled for her. If I had known I could do this well in life I would have waited and done so much better than her 😕

Heard I won’t be promoted this cycle and also got an offer from my client for a 20% raise, which was roughly what I expected with a promotion. I like my job now. What would you do if you were me.

I need some advice. I am a manager under a senior manager. He is a project lead who seems to have an unconscious bias against women. 100% of the people who have quit the project in the last six months are women. He describes my work as low complexity. He blocks my chances for promotion or more ownership other projects. Prior to this role I was in industry as a senior manager working under Senior Directors running more complex projects. What would you do?

Any tips for not crying at work? I don’t get it, I don’t cry normally. In my personal life I usually skip crying and go into the how can I make this better mode. But at work asking for what I deserve or every single time I have quit a job I end up crying while discussing my reasons to move on. I gave notice and now many people want to discuss if there is anything they would make me stay. I tell them my reasons (promotion, salary) but I cry!

30% bonus 20% salary increase plus promotion. Boom!💵💵💵💵💵

Raise your hand if you hang up a Teams call if you're the first one to call in. 😅

Me a guy , but my director who recently gave me a promotion says I look cute and would look great as a female... little strange comment to hear this from a male

Possibility of no raise.... did I hear that right !??

My new job has a 100% raise to my current salary with equity and bonus. Feel so good to leave a company that takes you for granted and made you do 2 people’s work that not a single soul in the team is capable of or wants to do. To anyone who feel like under-appreciated at work, being taken for granted, did all the dirty job but the reward is more jobs you don’t like. Start looking for new jobs. NOW. If they don’t care about your career or refuse a raise, you just need to find someone who does.

I have been at a large, well-known agency for a while but thinking about making the jump to a small/mid-size firm for a big raise and promotion. Should I be worried about “prestige?” Will it be impossible to go back to large agencies in the future? Would love to know everyone’s thoughts.

How much did you make as an associate attorney out of law school and what year? I'm just curious for those of you that don't mind sharing.

To everyone looking to join the Great Resignation… Don’t forget there was a time when you were super excited that you got the job you’re in now.

Good raise percent for an ae at a large agency? What’s realistic?

Hey MBB 🐟! I'm new on here and would love to chat to discuss lateral hires to MBB. Currently at a T2 consulting firm with 1 YOE post UG in line for fast track promotion this Dec. Let me know if you'd like to chat/DM :)

Working since 2013 in same company. No promotion Not good Salary Hike. Don't have savings to resign. What should I do?

When is PwC promotion day(s)?

As hikes are done now and I seriously think that new promotion are still not in the pay band, so just asking the several pay band here and please mention your service lines as well. Staff Associate Consultant Senior Associate Senior Consultant Assistant Manager Manager Assistant Director

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