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If you are good at what you are doing, make sure you have saved money for at least 3 months of living. That is your leverage back. Then ask for a raise - if the
by elcct 11y ago
If you are good at what you are doing, make sure you have saved money for at least 3 months of living. That is your leverage back. Then ask for a raise - if they keep saying "it's not the best time for the company" and other bs, just quit. Go to a nice vacation, refresh your mind and start looking for something new. If you don't feel secure about finding a new job start looking now, before you even ask for a raise. That should make you more confident.
- sologoub 11y agoWhy burn an income when the situation doesn't seem dire yet? Take the vacation, come back refreshed, if things are still not good enough, start looking, but keep your paycheck. Many people assume that not being local to the company is a non-starter. My experience has been that companies will make a lot of things happen for the right fit. Network, talk to people and see if you can fill the need that company has.
- elcct 11y agoOf course you can do that, but in my opinion that just delays the change. If your company hesitate to give you a raise I doubt you will increase your chances by taking holidays.