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Candidate wanted Rs 32,000, but accepted Rs 20,000 salary out of desperation and urgency. A month later, he discovered how much his colleagues earn

A candidate accepted a low salary due to urgent need but later discovered colleagues earned significantly more for the same work. This revelation led to declining motivation and trust. The employee eventually resigned. This situation underscores the importance of fair pay and transparency for employee retention and organizational success. Underpaying staff can incur greater costs in the long run.

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economictimes.indiatimes.comStai leggendo10 g fa

Candidate wanted Rs 32,000, but accepted Rs 20,000 salary out of desperation and urgency. A month later, he…

A candidate accepted a low salary due to urgent need but later discovered colleagues earned significantly more for the same work. This revelation led to declining motivation and trust. The employee eventually resigned.…

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hindustantimes.com9 g fa

HR says ‘people surviving with ₹12,000’ as candidate rejects ₹25,000 Bengaluru job

A viral chat sparked outrage after an HR countered a candidate who had rejected a ₹25,000 job in Bengaluru, saying people are surviving on much lower salaries. | Trending

Timeline cronologica

  1. giovedì 18 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Candidate earning Rs 58,000 was offered Rs 60,000 by HR as 'reasonable increase'. Then a Rs 85,000 job offer changed everything. Delhi…

    A Delhi co-founder's shared experience highlights a candidate's initial low salary offer of Rs 60,000, despite expecting Rs 75,000. After two months of increased responsibilities…

  2. venerdì 19 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Candidate wanted Rs 32,000, but accepted Rs 20,000 salary out of desperation and urgency. A month later, he discovered how much his…

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A candidate accepted a low salary due to urgent need but later discovered colleagues earned significantly more for the same work. This revelation led to declining motivation and…

  • venerdì 19 giugno 2026·hindustantimes.com

    HR says ‘people surviving with ₹12,000’ as candidate rejects ₹25,000 Bengaluru job

    A viral chat sparked outrage after an HR countered a candidate who had rejected a ₹25,000 job in Bengaluru, saying people are surviving on much lower salaries. | Trending

  • domenica 21 giugno 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Candidate earning Rs 5 lakh was offered 7.5 LPA, as per 'market standard '. He rejected the offer and landed a Rs 14 LPA job. Delhi…

    A job seeker rejected a Rs 7.5 lakh offer, which was presented as a 50% hike, arguing it undervalued his four years of experience and was lower than what others were offered. He…