I have recently joined a company in a senior position that is offering me a lower salary compared to my junior colleague. The junior, in the sense that she has less experience (1-2 years) compared to me, with 4 years of experience in the same industry. The salary offered for both of us is below market standards. I feel this is a huge insult to my experience and time spent learning the skills. Also, I didn't have bargaining power or negotiate my offer better as I got laid off due to Covid and was desperately looking for a job for 6 months.
What should I do?
Should I discuss this issue with my manager/HR and ask for a raise? Should I seek new job opportunities?
From India, Bengaluru
What should I do?
Should I discuss this issue with my manager/HR and ask for a raise? Should I seek new job opportunities?
From India, Bengaluru
Addressing Temporary Career Setbacks
Such temporary setbacks in a career are often present. Having just agreed to accept the terms offered to you, expressing displeasure over it does not bode well. You have acquired a senior position in the process, and it is time for you to prove your worth and then negotiate effectively for what you believe is fair.
From India, Mumbai
Such temporary setbacks in a career are often present. Having just agreed to accept the terms offered to you, expressing displeasure over it does not bode well. You have acquired a senior position in the process, and it is time for you to prove your worth and then negotiate effectively for what you believe is fair.
From India, Mumbai
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