When asked about salary, how to "walk back" gracefully?

Although salary is not a secret, it is also a personal privacy. It has become a courtesy and etiquette not to ask and talk about other people's wages at will. And the people who enter the company will tell you that the salary needs to be kept secret.

The speaker is unintentional, the listener is intentional, and your salary can't tell the truth. Some people say that they have worked for many years, and the real salary is only known by the boss and finance, even the husband does not tell the truth. Money, not too straightforward.

First of all, internally,

1, the internal salary is confidential, which is helpful to the harmonious relationship between employees, because the salary adjustment ratio and basic salary are generally not uniform;

2. Promote healthy internal competition.

Second, the external.

1, to avoid peer salary competition;

2, conducive to the stability of internal personnel, to avoid external poaching!

Whether in BAT, private enterprises or startups, everyone will find a routine thing, that is, don't ask others how much they earn.

At any time, salary is one of the most sensitive issues in an organization. Human nature has all kinds of self-righteous weaknesses, and organizations also have all kinds of irresistible difficulties. This is the real reason why wages cannot be made public.

But there are always some unreasonable people in life who ask about your salary. Not saying it will make the other party feel too embarrassed, but for personal privacy and company regulations, I don't want to say it or even can't say it.

@ Rouge laughed.

I usually give vague answers.

Say it quietly, or just vaguely.

Not as much as you,

Turn the conversation to the other person at once.

For example, he asked, and after you answered,

Just by the way, what about you?

Then you can flatter anything he says and change the subject,

Is this restaurant delicious? Today's weather is hahaha.

@ Angel Light:

Let's just say there is no certain standard for this.

It depends on the benefits of the company and your own work.

@ Leaning against the window and listening to the rain:

I have a blister on my foot.

What does this have to do with how much salary you get?

What does it matter to you how much money I get?

@ Singing the national anthem is also out of tune:

The leader said this problem.

You can say: take as much as the company gives.

Normal people don't ask questions.

If you ask, you can say: I'm new here, and I'm sure I don't drive as much as you.

All the above are the answers of white users. I have to say it's wit! What good answers do you have for your friends? Let's share it ~