I know some companies don't issue counter offers at all, how about these 4 big companies: Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google.
Microsoft yes.
Facebook doesn't, at least not in average (anyone can make exceptions in exceptionally cases)
what do you mean issuing counter offer?
Same for Microsoft. My manager tried getting a counter offer for a guy we lost to AWS. It wasn't approved. Actually the guy was walked out the same day.
why would they walk them out for suggesting a way to keep top talent??
msft has that policy. If you announce you have accepted the offer from the competitor company (and I heard Facebook was recently added to the list), they walk you out (with security help) same day
Facebook added a signing bonus as the counter. No change in the rest of the package. Google actually tried to up their offer when I told them I accepted Facebook's offer.
I don't think we're talking about the same things. A counter offer is when you try to leave your company and the company you're leaving tries to give you financial incentives to keep you there.
I have been here in Kirkland il
all companies counter...
In my particular organization, it's plainly stated: if you interview for another job while being employed by the company, and are fishing for a counter offer, they will not entertain the idea, and that you should leave.
If they ban that, how else should one fish for higher salary then
I just left Google to join Facebook. FB increased my total cost by 50%!
Depends on your Google's comp too.. if that was already like 150- then its possible
much higher than 150k/year
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Facebook no, google yes.
Facebook does.
How do you know? Did they offer you a counter when you worked there and threatened to leave?