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Step 1: Do Your Research
How much money is your position worth? Before you ask for a raise, you need to know how much money you can realistically expect for the work that you do. Do a bit of detective work to find out the salaries of others in your profession. Once you have a ballpark figure of a competitive wage, you will be able to figure out an amount to request from your current employer. -
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