Google said in an email to employees that it hopes to increase senior and leadership roles 'in proportion' to company growth
Google told employees in an email on Monday that fewer of them will be receiving promotions in the upcoming performance review cycle.The announcement comes amid companywide cost-cutting efforts and the implementation of a new performance review system.Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google Inc. speaks during an event in New Delhi on December 19, 2022.is warning employees that fewer of them will receive promotions to more senior levels this year than in the past.
“The process is manager-led and will be largely similar to last year — though with our slower pace of hiring, we are planning for fewer promotions into L6 and above than when Google was growing quickly,” the company said in an email that was viewed by CNBC. The L6 distinction refers to the first layer of staff that's considered senior and typically includes people with about a decade of experience.
The changes come as Google implements a new performance review system called Google Reviews and Development , which as CNBC
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