What Salary Increase To Expect When Changing Jobs + Moving Jobs vs Staying Put
Channel: Enhance.training
Date: 2022-02-03

What salary increase to expect when changing jobs? Most of us changing jobs and expect a salary increase. What actual salary increase should you be expecting and will you always get an salary increase when changing jobs? I answer both, sharing the latest statistics from the ONS.

I share the average salary increase when moving companies and when staying put with your current company. 

Not all is rosy – there is a large range of salary increases AND there are decreases in salary when changing jobs. Get a much better idea of what sort of salary increase percentage (or reduction) you should expect when changing jobs.

Some of you will be better off staying in your current job from a salary perspective. 

I share the salary increase percentages that I achieved personally with 8 external job changes over 19 years.

When you are salary negotiation after offer, I give you several useful tips to maximise what you can achieve in salary increases. I have used each of these successfully and repeatedly over the years. They work. Give yourself the best chance when you are in salary negotiation when changing jobs.

As you head into the senior management ranks, the bonuses and share options become every bit as important as negotiating your gross salary. And don’t forget about all the other areas for which you can negotiate depending on your goals. 


00:00 Intro
01:52 Headline Increase When Changing Jobs
03:17 Salaries Don’t Always Go Up
06.19 Salary Increase Negotiation Tips
08:07 In Summary

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