If you aren’t compensating your employees properly, you won’t compete in today’s global market. You won’t retain employees, and business will suffer. But how do you determine a competitive and fair pay structure?
In this interview with James Green from ActualTech Media, our CEO Michael Pires talks about how salary data is the “crown jewel” of company data. But for most companies, the process of determining compensation is “fragmented and broken.”
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Most performance reviews and the pay decisions that follow them run on two separate tracks. A manager writes a review
Most compensation teams still run their most important decisions through a once-a-year process, even though the conditions those decisions depend on never stop moving. Hiring, market shifts, retention risk, and internal equity gaps show up on their own schedule, not on the calendar your annual cycle was built around.
