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In the Barcelona office there is no much room for promotion and position mobility is scarce in technical and IT jobs. This paired with poor percentual yearly raises unless you get promoted (average 2% raise per year after a good-to-excellent performance review) that don't even match the growth of the costs of living in the city, will make you feel like you get less the longer you work here. The accumulative % might work well for american salaries but it falls on the short end here considering we get far less. This method punishes the lower pays and benefits the higher ones. Since you will be in touch with overseas teams, you will have to work overtime sometimes (overtime is not paid, but you can negotiate with management to take off hours from other days if it happens often) Any change of position or promotion, if you are lucky to get one, is usually slow since it has to be approved by a whole chain of management and superiors from around the globe, and most likely happens after several months.

To many to name - I could live with adding $100.00 a month, with tolls and gas, to drive to the new location, but when you score high on reviews year after year and your raise does not reflect your increased review scores it's time to look somewhere. It's almost like the longer you work here, the more you try and contribute, the more you are just passed by.