<prompt> Human: My wife has job hopped a lot over the past few years, always a large step up. I think this is her fourth or 5th job in as many years. Every year she has gotten a Christmas bonus that was a flat rate, usually the same for all the staff at the firm, in the amount of a few hundred dollars, the most being 500.This year at the new firm she started in May, they give a percentage of your yearly salary. Like, a large percentage. I told her this is atypical and she should stay at this firm for a long time because of it, as well as a lot of other good benefits. But I guess I was talking out of my asset. Is this as unusual as I believe it is? What Christmas bonus are you expecting this year?  <response>: None. Cause not everyone is lucky enough to get a bonus.And bonuses vary greatly depending on the companys profit and the industry. And even then, it depends on if the owners want to give out bonuses, how long youve been in the company, your position, etc.I do accounting work for a specific industry and bonuses can range from nothing to 200,000. Even within this industry, businesses that do give out bonuses are in the minority.Point is we cant tell you because theres a ton of factors and its all guesswork on our end. Theres no average bonus. 