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| I expect a raise every year, I get it most years. by The Happiness Engine 02/13/2017, 3:47pm PST | ||||
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| If you want a raise create a case for the projects you've completed and how vital they have been to making money or saving your boss' ass. If you don't get it, start interviewing casually[1] while working out whether this MASSIVE injustice is worth quitting over. Keep doing that until the System grinds you down and you no longer care or you quit and get a better job, however you define that.
[1] You have been updating your resume every 3-6 months just to make sure you don't forget all those great bullet-points, right? |
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Annual raises. A question for Caltrops. by 02/12/2017, 9:46am PST  "Merit increases" is code for "You're not getting a raise without a promotion" NT by 02/12/2017, 10:04pm PST I expect a raise every year, I get it most years. by 02/13/2017, 3:47pm PST Re: Annual raises. A question for Caltrops. by 02/13/2017, 4:09pm PST |
