I am sure many of you have heard about the Google doc heard round the world containing the salaries that Microsoft employees shared anonymously in a spreadsheet so that they “can all get paid more together”. Employees shared years of experience, tenure at Microsoft, merit %, base pay, bonus, and stock information. Almost 400 employees provided data. This phenomenon prompted a website to be created for engineers at different companies to share their salaries – a unionizing type of approach to increase compensation across the tech industry.
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The Comp Chick, aka, Jennifer Peacock has more than 25 years of diverse experience in human resources ranging from consulting to corporate HR leadership. She started The Comp Chick blog as a way to show her peers that Compensation doesn't have to be boring or difficult. All information included in this blog is opinion.
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