> It's a different dynamic than a typical white-collar job where you're interacting with your manager (who can ultimately give you a raise) on a daily basis. I

> It's a different dynamic than a typical white-collar job where you're interacting with your manager (who can ultimately give you a raise) on a daily basis. In my experience, in a typical white collar job, your manager might advocate for a raise for you, but rarely has the power to approve it.