Thread regarding Citigroup Inc. / Citibank / Citi layoffs

Pay vs role is out of whack.

Does Citi have too many VP’s? Not really. In order to bring someone in OR to retain them, you have to give the a salary that equates to their role\skillset. In order to do that, you have to place them into the VP slot as that provides you the salary range you are looking for. If you want to lower the number of VP’s, just raise the AVP pay scale. This would keep you from having to promote people to VP for the pay that’s needed to keep them at Citi.

A general rule of thumb is if someone offers you 10% more in pay consider the perks as well and make a move. If you are offered 20% more than lean more toward taking it for sure. It warrants noting though that most people would leave for the same money for a 100% work from home position.

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In the finance sector….maybe, I maybe not. I applied for, interviewed and accepted a role in the transportation sector. My pay is a little better. I see no outsourcing where I am at.

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What you say is a widespread problem in the western world for the past 40 or so years. Companies embarked on mass cost cutting by offshoring production/services which led to stagnating wages in the west. As a consequence, employees started demanding higher positions in the company to get the required pay rise, hence why we had "role inflation", e.g. number of VPs increased, etc. Not sure anything can change in the short term as now we are experiencing reversed offshoring so to speak - companies are now hiring cheap labour with visas and desperate people from the third world are flooding the west. Salaries will stay low for decades to come and the wealth inequality will increase...

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