Campaign India Team
Oct 20, 2009

Anant's blog: Of appraisals and increments

There’s this young woman, working now for five years at a large agency. This is her first job. She’s loved every minute of the five years she’s been here; but, now she’s flirting with headhunters, recruiters and HR heads of other agencies.That’s ridiculous. She loves her job, she loves the agency she works for…But the large agency that she works for, thanks to the downturn, didn’t pay any increments last year. She stayed on, thinking it would be an industry-wide phenomenon.It was, largely.

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