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Agencies will keep compensation the same until they start losing their best talent. Then they’ll raise them.
But as we’ve seen, a lot of the holding companies are so incompetent they’re just letting themselves get raided by the independent agencies until they finally wise up to it
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This is as relevant to advertising agencies as it is to literally every other employer, right? I don't see it happening.
What can they do to " somehow address" these cost increases other than just paying us more? lol
Strategist 1 - no but I know of places that get yearly inflation adjustments. 5 was an arbitrary number I just threw out, I think at those other places it’s more like 3 or 4 now that I think about it
Pro
Ad agencies will literally be the very last companies to adjust your compensation because of inflation and because gas is more expensive.
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I’m speaking as a whole. Good for your agency, truly, but that’s not significant to the 99% of us who won’t see that adjustment.
They certainly didn’t address it in my merit conversation last week. It was a 12% increase (I was promoted) and my boss kept emphasizing that it was a big deal. But as we know- that’s really only a 4% increase if we factor inflation into it. It can only really be addressed by finding another job to adjust your salary to the true market rate.
I think if they're not already doing a hybrid WFH thing, doing maybe three days in office instead of five would help employees save a few bucks on fuel/mileage, etc. If your team is solid.
I remember my old agency gave 3% raises at a minimum for inflation. That was 10 years ago.
I haven’t had to pay for gas, transportation, vehicle wear & tear, parking for 2 years. That’s a start.