What is an average raise for promotion?
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Anonymous
| What is an average raise (percentage wise) to expect for a promotion - one level above current position? |
Anonymous
1.9728% give or take. |
Anonymous
| In my company, about 5% |
Anonymous
| I'm a fed, but 10k is normally the difference between grades. |
Anonymous
| I just got 10% for a 2 level promotion |
Anonymous
| Really depends on the industry. I’ve seen anywhere from 5%-20%. |
Anonymous
I think this assumes a yearly promo. For those with steps, they could be close to the next promo level. There’s a minimum guaranteed increase for those who are promoted. Can’t remember but this could be as little as a step or two - $2000 to $4000. |
Anonymous
| I got a 50% raise. I was also underpaid |
Anonymous
| 15% |
Anonymous
| I got %8 and was severely underpaid for my new position. New boss replaced old crappy boss, looked at the average compensation for my new position across the company and gave me another 20%. |
Anonymous
I don’t know anyone who gets two steps at once. One step is 2-2,500 In my agency, you can’t get a promotion to a new grade. You’d have to apply on USA jobs for a job in the next grade up. |
Anonymous
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Depends on a lot of factors -- difference in responsibilities, organization budget ...
In my organization, we typically get a 3% annual COLA. Folks who get a promotion or pay increase during the year are ineligible for the COLA. I would expect at least double the COLA for a step up to the next level. More in a flush year. |
Anonymous
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wow this is nuts
no wonder people leave organizations I want at least 20-25% for a promotion otherwise time to go elsewhere. |