2023-2024 NFL Season Thread • Page 464

So this is a little inside baseball-ish so apologies. But we're migrating to Marketo which is like..the most robust marketing automation platform out there. So I want to have at least a year's experience in it and certification before bouncing.

 

makes total sense to me

 

Just had your mom for lunch, hella

 

RIP me

 

bury him somewhere nice

 

we know

 

damn, got my ass didn't you

 

So, here's a fun similar situation. My wife started as a coordinator at UMD at like $50k 10 years ago...she's leaving 2 levels higher in job title, making $105k just before they do CoLA's, so probably actually $110k. She should be happy that she basically doubled her salary in a decade through hard work.

Except, now her coordinators start at $70k, and the person taking her current job (which will have less responsibility) has 8 years less experience and has never managed full-time staff, is starting at $95k. Meaning she's underpaid by $20-30k easily by the current standard.

Basically, there's truth to the reality that you should leave your job every 2 years and keep getting raises

 

Took me almost 12 years to leave my first company and now I'm getting the itch to leave this one after a year lol. Was contacted by a recruiter working on a role that would be a 40% raise lol. Gotta keep moving on.

 

Good god we're gonna have to call you rich 40% more now

 

Spiffa about to buy two pelotons just to flex

 

Get triples
Triples is best

 

gonna buy another just to throw in the trash in front of us

 

Sorry Dave, they must view you... as...... EntryLevel

 

call a medic

 

Job market is rough right now for anything tech related. I've been at my job for almost a year and a half and I've definitely hit my ceiling and there's far less opportunity than I thought when I joined, which isn't 100% their fault though, interest rates fucked a lot of things.

Anyways I've been casually applying to things here and there and can't even get any replies. I had one interview (with a recruiting agency, so I didn't even know the company) and once they told me what it was I said no thanks

 

This is the reality. You get your big money coming in the door, not as a raise. Even with an internal promotion/title change, it will almost always be less than getting that same promotion/title change elsewhere. Every two years feels a little quick tho… I would be hesitant to hire someone who I see jumping around that often for like 3 jobs in a row.

 

What's for lunch

 

elf its 5oclock

 

Not for all of us!

 

East coast runs the world

 

lmao fuck Dov into the dirt