/biz/ - Business & Finance

The cuckening is happening regardless...you work.

Polish that resume/penis OP

>>16009439
Sad but true

>My company does annual reviews every 5 years
>Nobody gets a raise unless they quit
The absolute state of corporate america

>>16009404
Never expect a promotion from a job unless you're in a training program like investment banks do for their analysts or F500s for management.

You should switch jobs every 1-2 years depending on the companies reputation and your career goals.

>>16009820
>>16011041
This. Companies will never invest in your unless youre your bosses gold buddy, or blowing him. Quitting is the only way to get promoted.

The amount of fraud and greed that goes on even in publicly traded companies is sickening

>>16009404
Look for another job that will pay you more. You should be switching companies around every 3-5 years.

>>16009404
bad recession coming
worse than 2008 but will hit normies harder bc no jobs and too much corporate debt
companies will just shit on their people and never give raises or hire fulltime...
hang in there and dont becomen jobless
or else you'll be contractor.... foreverrrrr...

>>16011435
Man what a shit hole.
Should I just leave to SEA?

>>16011435
This is what immigrants aspire to be
America is literally on par with Russia but the wage cages just look nicer and have free coffee.

>>16011670
But what if I don't drink coffee?

>>16011726
No one does, anon. It's just a meme pushed on to us by the coffee jew.
A shot of Irish creame in her makes the day go by a lot quicker tho.

>>16011737
aww man, life is going to suck isn't it?

>>16011751
Well, we COULD be ancient Romans with barbarians at the gate.

>>16011759
Dont worry buddy, that part is coming too.

>>16011759
My asshole is getting destroyed either way.

>>16011769
pls do i'm tired of this gay ass earth

>>16009404
This is pretty much how it is. Unless it's a lowly job like a restaurant or something, I've practically never actually seen someone be promoted. It is extremely rare. Companies just hire from outside constantly.

Unfortunately OP, if you can't ever get promoted there are two options. Apply elsewhere to get paid more, or do your job really half assed to enjoy your time

>>16011759
> not being the barbarian

>>16012231
It makes you wonder how the fuck those guys got promoted

>>16009404
In my experience, promotions from within are rare. A former boss told one reason was that if I'm doing a good job in my current position, they don't want to risk moving me and getting someone who will do a bad job. It's catch 22, you need to do a good job to get a promotion, but if you do a good job they won't want to move you. So the only real way to get money and promotions now is to job hop. It's a sad state of affairs that can only hurt companies and employees.

>>16012285

Really the only people I've actually see get promoted are those who get promoted from entry level to just barely above entry level. People who start out between $12 and $15 an hour, and then they get promoted to a job between $15 and $20 an hour and then just stay there indefinitely.

It's so demoralizing. I don't know why companies do this. Once I realize my chances of promotion are slim I simply stop trying very hard and end up quitting or getting fired.

It seems to be like this at all levels. I work shitty jobs because I got a liberal arts degree, but even my friends in computer science making close to 6 figures have the same problem. They get stuck in a job for a few years and have to move jobs in order to make more money

I work 6 years at my current job as chemical engineer, pay increased 30% over the this time period. Still felt i was bit under payed so applied for a job elsewhere. Was interviewed and they wanted to hire me for 30% more salary.

So i Went back to my current boss and he said I will give you the 30% right away. I accepted because this job now has much better bonus system and the job itself is much nicer. Such a weird feeling to still do everything 100% the same but suddenly saving much more money. In fact im offshore now:

- 4 hours over time per day
- 2.4 hours 'away from home bonus'

On Saturday 150% and sunday 200% pay. Tfw I make 26.4 hours of pay on sunday with my new salary.