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How should I approach my boss to request a raise?
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The first thing you need to ask yourself is if you want a raise or if you think you deserve a raise. If you want a raise but have not been there long enough or done enough work to deserve it, it is probably best not to ask. You don’t want to walk to your boss and say, “hey, I want a raise”, but have nothing to show why you deserve it, because that may end with you getting let go rather than getting your raise.
If you think that you deserve a raise compile a list of your completed projects, the work you have done since you have been at the company and why you think you deserve a raise. If you have a list and something to show your boss you will be more likely to get the raise.
It's always better to have a list of reasons why you think you should get a raise before approaching your boss.
If you think that you deserve a raise compile a list of your completed projects, the work you have done since you have been at the company and why you think you deserve a raise. If you have a list and something to show your boss you will be more likely to get the raise.
It's always better to have a list of reasons why you think you should get a raise before approaching your boss.
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