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Sunday, May 30, 2010

Fresh blood vs old hands concept in IT companies

if we want to get good salary package in IT company the only way is to switch the companies every 1 or 2 years this is the mantra that is going on in IT for a long time, this is because managers are willing to pay more for a new experienced person from outside the company than the same amount of experienced person inside the company... it looks like the managements are following a hiring strategy what is know as "fresh blood vs old hands" concept that says a new person with same experience can contribute more than the person with same level of experience already in the company though this might not be true in all cases.

I was for long being in the conception that working for longer period of time would look good in the resume and also its a kind of loyalty to pay back to the company but some times i feel i making a mistake and still left puzzled as i can see some of my colleagues and friends who hopped more than twice with the same experience as mine is getting twice the pay...

and recently i understood no matter how hard we work we will not get a decent raise until we switch the company a mantra which becomes a must for ever IT professional though i am still puzzled some times i strongly feel it is imminent let see how it goes :) and one question remains does switching jobs frequently is only way to get paid more?

3 comments:

Girishwara said...

Interestingly this is the way it is that's the reason IT professional jump so frequently.

Shrutzz said...

I don't agree Manju....I have felt the same at times, when people switch companies and earning more than me, but still the weightage is when you stick to a ompany for some years and gain the experience......

Amar said...

These Management people are morons they let go good employees and think new guys can do all the work... they don't know they are loosing quality work in the proces.

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