Show Notes
Your salary doesn’t paint the entire picture of your compensation. Benefits, flexible work, vacation time and more are all part of the overall package that contributes to your job satisfaction and financial well-being. We cover all components of your compensation and talk about how to properly evaluate them to make informed decisions about your career path. Join Carolyn Hamer, Deloitte Canada’s National Leader of Workforce Transformation, to know more on how to value benefits beyond just the salary and understand how to negotiate for fair compensation packages that align with your career goals and aspirations. Key Takeaways:
Learn to evaluate non-monetary benefits of your compensation Learn how different generations evaluate job satisfaction Evaluate how your personal priorities line up with your desired compensation package
Additional Resources:
Canadian banks go on a hiring spree, defying tight labour market Work-life balance preferred over big salaries, CPAs say The Deloitte Global 2023 Gen Z and Millennial Survey 2023 Global human capital trends - Deloitte Insights The Intelligence Revolution - Future-proofing Canada’s workforce "We’re very different": Gen X and Y compare their views on finance Generational wealth: is it harder for young people to get ahead?
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