Re:A woman who took on Google and won
by colejohnson66 on Thursday April 08, 2021 @09:18AM
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Is salary negation a common thing in Europe? Because in the US, it’s pervasive if you’re salaried (not hourly). The problem then becomes: if I negotiated, say, $75k/year, but my equally skilled coworker negotiated $85k/year, it doesn’t look good on the company. So the company just pushes you to not share at all. And it’s worked.
yes salary is negotiable in Europe but mostly within a range depending on your level (which is usually not transparent, you don't know the ranges).
people mostly avoid salary discussion because of cultural reasons I guess, but never due to the employer, I can't imagine HR telling someone to not discuss their salary.
It's still unusual to discuss pay in many companies but not because the employer prohibits it.