How could you instead apply carrot-stick thinking? You could say “hey, boss, I feel like I can add more value to the company and play at a higher level; what would you need to see from me in the next three months to promote me?” Work with your boss to create a concrete list. Then, nail everything on that list. At the same time go out and get other job offers. In 3 months you can show all the value created for your boss (carrot) and, if they back out from the agreement, you can tell them that you want to stay, but you have other offers that pay more (that’s the stick).
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People love Tommy Shelby from Peaky Blinders: he’s a quiet introverted character and at the same time extremely charismatic. While we don’t want to be like Tommy in every way, there are eight habits we can learn from him to instantly command more respect from the people around us.
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