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How to get income commensurate with productivity?
Hello,
Please share your knowledge if someone has come across. I have never worked in large corporations, I don’t know how everything works there. For 5 years of a career in one small company, I became a lead developer. In general, salaries are sufficient. Once a year a small bonus, purely symbolic. It happens that I’m great tearing at work “one place”, and sometimes it’s quite a relaxed mode. So, at the moments when I’m tearing up, the question worries me: for what? I think I would be much more productive if I knew that I would soon receive a reward commensurate with the effort expended. Are there ways within the company to receive additional bonuses, any interest in the project?
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I would be much more productive if I knew that I would soon receive a reward commensurate with the effort expended
The best motivator is hourly work.
When you tear twice as much, you get twice as much.
And when you felonish in the form of "went to rest", then you got little.
Go try to work somewhere else.
Perhaps your idea of "moments when I vomit" will change a lot.
Conversely, perhaps "quite relaxed mode" will be an acceptable standard in a new job.
But who can determine the metrics from the photo?
Well, you need to understand that the rest of the time you should then get something close to zero?
In large companies, as a rule, bureaucracy, so productivity is low.
The staff is large, so there will be no large salaries, and the command posts have already been taken apart.
Bonuses and interest depend on the demand for the product, the more popular and necessary people are, the more they buy it, which means more profit for the company, and hence the bonuses.
If you can answer the question "What can a programmer do to increase the company's income?", then you are guaranteed bonuses))
Thanks for answers!
Puma Thailand I was more interested in whether anyone has experience of having a salary for a routine, maintaining old projects. And, for example, after the delivery of new ones - a bonus.
An interesting question, I think here you first need to represent real value for the company and then, as a rule, decent pay will appear ...
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