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What you are your work are "worth" is of little importance. The ONLY way you are going to get a significant salary raise (where significant is defined as more
by petervandijck 15y ago
What you are your work are "worth" is of little importance.
The ONLY way you are going to get a significant salary raise (where significant is defined as more than they're planning to give you), is if you are ready to walk.
So.
1. Have a number in mind. (ie. what are others similar in the same company making?).
2. They'll offer you less than that.
3. Say: I'm truly sorry, but I can't accept that offer, it would be hurting myself, so I have to respectfully resign. (Don't bluff, mean it)
That's really the best way.
- actionbrandon 15y agoI agree, and also fight for more tangible responsibilities. No offense, but its hard to sell a business owner on why your copy writing is worth X-more dollars than some other guys. Sales or code or ideas that have been implemented with a tangible profit are helpful when asking for more money.