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Benchmarking Compensation Math

Can anyone explain to me the actual process and math used for benchmarking of compensation for employees and executives?


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No

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Post ID: @k9+1kt2q48sr

It's managed by HR through a goal seek objective function in excell : by including and removing industries and competitors, they arrive exactly at the salary number they want .... and in the many roadshows and presentation it s now magically benchmarked and fully aligned with industry standards

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Post ID: @hj+1kt2q48sr

They calibrate using attrition data. If they are losing too many top quintile they change. IF they are not losing enough in bottom 2 quintiles, they PIP and freeze promotions and give sub inflation pay raises. It is still about competition. You need to hope top 3 quintiles are quitting. If they stay, then everyone in bottom 2 quintiles is sc--wed. Now they are working on the executive levels...notice how many are leaving and being replaced with non-exec CLs

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Post ID: @f2+1kt2q48sr

They threw I Ching. Out the window. Now they are unanimous.

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Post ID: @da+1kt2q48sr

HR will survey other companies inside and outside oil and gas for related jobs to determine means and standard deviations for salary curves. Then they deduct 75% for EM. Then they factor in LC10 salary benchmarks to further reduce comp levels for HC10 employees. Lastly they conduct both dice rolling and voodoo chicken bones to arrive at 0% raises.

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