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If you're underpaid, you're undervalued
There are times in your career where a raise is justified and expected.
Asking for a raise is a sign that you know what you're worth and often indicates that a professional is taking their career seriously. Therefore, it is critical to recognise when it is time to ask for a raise.
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When to ask for a raise
- Your employer posted strong quarterly earnings.
- You had an excellent performance review.
- You made a significant achievement. Ask for a raise right after a recent big win.
- You find out you're being underpaid af...
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Know when to walk away
Just because you asked for a raise doesn't mean you'll get what you deserve.
If your boss deflects or the company shows signs of financial hardship, it's worth putting some feelers out.
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Before accepting an extended warranty, ask yourself:
- How likely is it for this thing to break? Search online reviews to find out. Remember that the manufacturer's warranty is often sufficient.
- Would depreciation make buying a new one worth it?
How much to ask for
- Look at what your role pays industrywide. Online tools can help you learn what the median pay is for industry, position, and location.
- Avoid asking your colleagues what they're paid.
- Avoid asking for an outlandish increase.
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