Human Resource
Create a market competitive compensation strategy for the multiple roles in a SAAS company
How does the world's most talented engineers decide whether to work for Slack or Canva or Adobe? Competitive compensation helps the world's biggest SaaS companies grow
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Role
Human Resource Manager (Compensation and Benefits)
Industry
E-commerce
No. of Subscribers
23
Level
Intermediate
Time Commitment
Submit First Draft in 15 days
Duration
30 days
Tools you’ll learn
Here’s What You Work On
About the Company
Avetti commerce designs online marketplaces for companies based on their needs and budget. From B2B to D2C and everything in between, they have the right solution for you! With the globalisation of marketplaces, e-commerce platforms have the potential to transform a business's profitability. Avetti Commerce helps companies realise their digital transformation goals with their comprehensive and flexible online marketplace designs.
Explore
the following work techniques
Hiring grid
Compensation structures
Statutory laws on compensation
Bridging the gap
How can companies ensure that the best employees join their team and stay? What makes a job applicant choose between very similar job offers? Competitive salary can be a tie-breaker in such cases. Companies that offer compensation packages above the market value stand a higher chance of attracting star employees. The Human Resource team takes into account multiple factors like the budget, size of the team, and what is valued by the employees before arriving at figures for salaries.
Apply
the following skills
Compensation and benefits
Workforce Planning and Employment
Expected output
In this menternship, you will create a competitive compensation strategy for a SaaS company looking to attract top talent.
Create
the following deliverables
Compensation structures
Compensations strategy
What you’ll need before starting
Basics of market research and compensation