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Before looking for a new job, put together all these things you have done in a paper to make a point for the salary bump. Request exactly the amount you want, t
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y ago
Before looking for a new job, put together all these things you have done in a paper to make a point for the salary bump. Request exactly the amount you want, the company might negotiate, so prepare for that (ask for more holidays or other types of compensation).
If what you said it's true, this is essentially just a matter of renegotiating your contract.
Yes it's disappointing, it should come from the company itself.
However at least you won't need to interview, just the negotiation phase.
The company is also kinda forced to give you at least a salary bump, or they know you will start searching.
- ASalazarMX 4y agoThis is the sensible advice. Don't just ask for a raise, gather evidence to support your request. It's a negotiation, and you need to prepare well for it. Some companies give small yearly rises to keep up with inflation, but others will expect employees to speak themselves. It all depends on how much pressure the shareholders/board exert to keep fixed expenses from growing.