Full Version: Ways to ask for a raise at work.
I am inclined to walk in with an AK-47, and bombs, and demand a raise. Somehow I think this might work...
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QUOTE(Kele @ Jun 29 2007, 02:29 PM) 
Suck dick
Just make it obvious that you've earned it, then ask if there's a policy for getting raises periodically. If there isn't one, say you deserve a raise.
Quit.
Provide examples as to how you've exceeded your job description, or as to how the average salary for someone of that description is higher than yours.
Otherwise, you don't deserve a raise.
Otherwise, you don't deserve a raise.
QUOTE(B C @ Jun 29 2007, 08:39 PM)
Provide examples as to how you've exceeded your job description, or as to how the average salary for someone of that description is higher than yours.
Otherwise, you don't deserve a raise.
It's not about deserving a raise, it's about getting one.
"Hey, can I have a raise?"
QUOTE(Nickolay @ Jun 29 2007, 04:43 PM)
It's not about deserving a raise, it's about getting one.
If your manager gives undue raises, he is a shitty manager and your position is at risk.
QUOTE(B C @ Jun 29 2007, 02:30 PM)
If your manager gives undue raises, he is a shitty manager and your position is at risk.You're not going to get far in life with that attitude.
"Bitch, give me more money"
At least, that's what I usually do.
At least, that's what I usually do.
QUOTE(Wench @ Jul 1 2007, 01:36 AM)
"Bitch, give me more money"
At least, that's what I usually do.
Im gonna take a stab in the dark and say that you're unemployed at the moment.
I told my boss I was quitting my part time job at the end of summer, once things die down. He's now talking about possibly bumping me to full time if I'd work with him on staying.
QUOTE(B C @ Jun 29 2007, 03:30 PM)
If your manager gives undue raises, he is a shitty manager and your position is at risk.We had this kid in my math class who would raise his hand and remind the teacher if she forgot to assign homework.
Well, where do you work? If you're a mcdonalds bathroom cleaner I think it would be a little harder to ask for a raise.
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