Without giving too much away, I work at a MM in a FO role. It was a bad year for our division. I didn't receive an annual base pay increase for the year despite a good review. I was told it was because it was a bad year. Is this uncommon? Should I be worried or is it a reasonable thing considering it was a bad year?
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Anyone else have an opinion on this? I don't want to overreact but I was pretty shocked/concerned.
As far as I know every BB (mine included) gives annual raises to analysts
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