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Not enough info to give any detailed recommendations, as different situations warrant different things. Having said that, I think the safest advice is to make
by noodle 5y ago
Not enough info to give any detailed recommendations, as different situations warrant different things.
Having said that, I think the safest advice is to make sure your work is correctly being attributed to yourself (i.e., they aren't taking credit for your work) and advocate for a raise for yourself as you normally would, just with more confidence. Clearly advocate for yourself and the work you are clearly doing and let management put the puzzle pieces together on their own.
- 3np 5y agoI think it also depends a lot on who OP’s employer is, and their view of them. I may give a different answer depending on if it’s a casino dev shop or a legit publicly funded research lab...