Comp season

fortune 50 company
5/5 rating (about 1 in 40 ppl get it)
bonus: $40k
long term incentives (stock that vests after 2 years); $30k

>>1739324
Oh ok. I'll just go kill myself now

>>1739469
i've paid my dues for 15 years at the company.

>>1739502
Fair enough. I've only been at Citigroup for a year. Still, 0%? I was expecting 5

>>1739531
I'd suggest giving it a little time. My first year at the company (with a similarly good rating) was 0% bonus and 3% raise, because I was still learning the ropes.

>>1739304

>haven't held a job at a large company since '10

bounce from startup to startup making absolute peanuts, but the benefits, free lunches & events are always nice.

how many companies can you name where you do drugs, alcohol and women as part of the job?

in case you were wondering:
>i have directly or indirectly bankrupted 5 startups so far

also:
>The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

My hope is that I can bounce into upper corporate management at a reputable company at some point.

>>1739559
Donald pls go

>>1739620

oh I wish. the biggest my parents invested in one of my companies was 4k.

>>1739304
>Bruh.
>>"excellent" performance review, which they tell me is rare
>>promotion
>>0% raise
>>4% bonus
>Their justification is that because I got a raise from their voluntary compliance with FLSA a couple months ago that I don't get one now
>So here I am, a top performer still making minimum.
>Looks like I'm headed to Wells Fargo in the near future.
>How'd you all do?

You could have gotten less. Be grateful

>>1739659
>shoot for the bottom!
>the Man is surely looking out for you
>what you get is always what you've earned

>>1739659
Fuck off boot licker.

Move jobs OP, that's how you get big raises.

>>1739304

So what is the difference between the top performer and the bottom performer?

>>1739304
3% raise, 15% bonus. Tell me I'm going places.

Hopping makes more money anon; don't bother with working hard for a raise.

>>1740092
Standard bonus I'm told was $500, I got $2000, but that's probably just smoke

As for base salary bump, idk

>>1740094
I know this is true, it's just against my nature to hop around.

I'm applying at Wells in the next couple of days anyway

>>1740136

So basically only a supposed $1500 difference between the guy that does fuck all and you?

Sounds like a great company to work for