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Many companies create confusion around compensation rules, hoping they will get away with paying people unfairly. The outcomes are bad feeling, low morale, high turnover and toxic office politics. Completely transparent, our policy in this document is publicly available. Everyone has a right to know about career progression, how they can achieve success, and where their colleagues stand.
Many companies create confusion around compensation rules, hoping they will get away with paying people unfairly. The outcomes are bad feeling, low morale, high turnover and toxic office politics. Completely [[Transparency|transparent]], our policy in this document is publicly available. Everyone has a right to know about career progression, how they can achieve success, and where their colleagues stand.
We keep salary rules simple and easy to understand. They are based on the levels and are public knowledge. We introduce them in the page of each framework so you know exactly how much your qualifications are worth in Secure Group. Please note, all salaries are calculated in Bulgarian Lev and the salaries presented are NET.
We keep salary rules simple and easy to understand. They are based on the levels and are public knowledge. We introduce them in the page of each framework so you know exactly how much your qualifications are worth in Secure Group. The salary for each position is available in relevant the framework page. Please note, all salaries are calculated in Bulgarian Lev and the salaries presented are NET.  


== [[Individual Contributors]] ==
= Salary formula =
* [[Android_Development#Salary_Grid|Android Development]]
* [[Full_Stack_Web_Development#Salary_Grid|Full Stack Web Development]]
* [[Front End Development#Salary_Grid|Front-End Development]]
* [[System Administration#Salary_Grid|System Administration]]
* [[Automation QA#Salary_Grid|Automation QA]]
* [[Quality Assurance#Salary_Grid|Quality Assurance]]
* [[Product Owner#Salary_Grid|Product Owner]]
* [[Digital Marketing#Salary_Grid|Digital Marketing]]
* [[Community Management#Salary_Grid|Community Management]]
* [[Design#Salary_Grid|Design]]
* [[WebSite Development#Salary_Grid|WebSite Development]]
* [[Enterprise Sales#Salary_Grid|[Enterprise Sales]]
* [[Support#Salary_Grid|Support]]
* [[Product Marketing#Salary_Grid|Product Marketing]]
* [[UX Design#Salary_Grid|UX Design]]
* [[Technical Recruitment#Salary_Grid|Technical Recruitment]]
* [[Accounting#Salary_Grid|Accounting]]


== [[Management]] ==
We use a custom formula to ensure that our salaries are on top of the market. With this formula, we calculate the salary for a Level 2 Step 1 (for the IC Path), which is the equivalent of a senior position in the local market, and with that, we build the salary grid for the framework. Since we are an international company and our employees contribute to solutions that have a global impact, we consider it fair to compare their monetary reward with the one in the foreign labor markets.
* [[Software Engineering Management#Salary_Grid|Software Engineering Management]]
 
* [[Marketing Management#Salary_Grid|Marketing Management]]
We use another formula for building the Management positions. We look for the position's title in a US Salary Information Site and in the local salary information websites. From the US monthly gross salary, we deduct 38% for defining the net salary and apply the cost of living index for Sofia which is 0.75. The result corresponds to Step 3 of each of our Management Levels.
* [[Strategic Business Development#Salary_Grid|Strategic Business Development]]
 
* [[Partner Success Management#Salary_Grid|Partner Success Management]]
Both formulas can be checked in our [[Compensation]] page.
* [[Product Management#Salary_Grid|Product Management]]
* [[Human Resources Management#Salary_Grid|Human Resources Management]]
* [[Operations Management#Salary_Grid|Operations Management]]

Latest revision as of 09:27, 23 June 2021

Many companies create confusion around compensation rules, hoping they will get away with paying people unfairly. The outcomes are bad feeling, low morale, high turnover and toxic office politics. Completely transparent, our policy in this document is publicly available. Everyone has a right to know about career progression, how they can achieve success, and where their colleagues stand. We keep salary rules simple and easy to understand. They are based on the levels and are public knowledge. We introduce them in the page of each framework so you know exactly how much your qualifications are worth in Secure Group. The salary for each position is available in relevant the framework page. Please note, all salaries are calculated in Bulgarian Lev and the salaries presented are NET.

Salary formula

We use a custom formula to ensure that our salaries are on top of the market. With this formula, we calculate the salary for a Level 2 Step 1 (for the IC Path), which is the equivalent of a senior position in the local market, and with that, we build the salary grid for the framework. Since we are an international company and our employees contribute to solutions that have a global impact, we consider it fair to compare their monetary reward with the one in the foreign labor markets.

We use another formula for building the Management positions. We look for the position's title in a US Salary Information Site and in the local salary information websites. From the US monthly gross salary, we deduct 38% for defining the net salary and apply the cost of living index for Sofia which is 0.75. The result corresponds to Step 3 of each of our Management Levels.

Both formulas can be checked in our Compensation page.