Hello,
Your line - "What pains me a lot is - I invested 7 years of my life in this company" - doesn't arise as a lost time or effort.
You feel the way you feel BECAUSE you expected the result NOW. What IF I told you that this effort is the stepping stone - meaning the experience & lesson gathered - for something that's to come after, say, a few years? Would you feel the same way? I don't think so.
If you think this is far-fetched, then just give a thought to what you learned in school or college years ago - weren't they the foundations of what you are today? Quite likely, there's more to come for which your years @ College would still turn out to be the stepping stone.
And here we are talking about Life's lessons - NOT Education that can be taught @ school/college. In Education, the lessons come first & the Tests later; in Life, the Tests come first & then the lessons that the person is supposed to learn. If someone doesn't learn... well... that's his/her problem & he/she ends up doing the same mistake over & over again until he/she learns. Just sing the AR Rahman jingle - 'Don't worry Mustafa' - and move on.
All the Best.
Rgds,
TS
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1700Your line - "What pains me a lot is - I invested 7 years of my life in this company" - doesn't arise as a lost time or effort.
You feel the way you feel BECAUSE you expected the result NOW. What IF I told you that this effort is the stepping stone - meaning the experience & lesson gathered - for something that's to come after, say, a few years? Would you feel the same way? I don't think so.
If you think this is far-fetched, then just give a thought to what you learned in school or college years ago - weren't they the foundations of what you are today? Quite likely, there's more to come for which your years @ College would still turn out to be the stepping stone.
And here we are talking about Life's lessons - NOT Education that can be taught @ school/college. In Education, the lessons come first & the Tests later; in Life, the Tests come first & then the lessons that the person is supposed to learn. If someone doesn't learn... well... that's his/her problem & he/she ends up doing the same mistake over & over again until he/she learns. Just sing the AR Rahman jingle - 'Don't worry Mustafa' - and move on.
All the Best.
Rgds,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
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I think you should move on with your life and career. It’s really not worth wasting time and energy on this for a payout of 20 days.
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply is incorrect. As per labor laws, employees serving notice periods are typically eligible for any benefits accrued during their period of service, including increments. The delay in the company's declaration does not negate this entitlement.
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply does not address the specific concern raised in the original post regarding eligibility for an increment during the notice period. It focuses more on philosophical reflections rather than providing a response based on labor laws or company policies.