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Parallel construction. Become friends with the relevant coworker, casually ask one day how much they make, and that's a great opportunity to point out that you
by sweettea 12y ago
Parallel construction. Become friends with the relevant coworker, casually ask one day how much they make, and that's a great opportunity to point out that you were making more when you were that experienced so maybe they should ask for a raise.
I would personally be pretty offended if you read my offer letter even accidentally, despite being very happy to tell you how much I make.
- Fuxy 12y agoCan you blame someone just glimpsing at something you carelessly just leave in the open. If it's that private why would you just leave in the open like that? I never understood the problem with shearing how much you earn but apparently it's taboo so i don't share unless somebody asks.
- stevoo 12y agoThere could be other reasons that affected the decision for the wage for your coworker. It might be that we are in a recession at the moment and works are not that plenty ( at least where i am ). Someone might have noticed something on your CV or on the interview and did decide that you were worth a bit more. Salaries have decreased dramatically in the company that i am in. Some position as 2 years ago is 300Euro lower. But i believe the right approach for that is the one that sweettea has mentioned. Casually bringing it up.