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Start by expressing your gratitude. When asking for more money after already having received a raise, the last thing you want is to come across as unappreciative. Show your boss why your compensation still needs an adjustment. Prove that you're worth more. Set a follow-up date to revisit the issue.
By: John Russian. Make the case that a 3 percent raise is what you can offer. Don't try to curb your compensation costs. Use bonuses rather than base-pay raises whenever you can. Know that more of your competitors are paying retention bonuses.
Verify there are indeed no raises. Verify that you deserve more money. Look at market data to bolster your case. Look at company performance to confirm capacity to pay.
Look for the Signs. It's actually easier to deal with a disgruntled worker if she comes to you to complain. Stay Professional. Address Concerns If Possible. Keep Records. Know When It's Time to Let Go. Make a Larger Happiness Plan.
Job Duties. Managers can sometimes ignore official employee job duties and ask staff members to take on tasks that are not part of their job. Personal Bonds. Training. Consistency.
Ask if there is any flexibility in the starting (or future) salary. Consider perks you may be able to negotiate in addition or in lieu of salary. Turn down the offer, realizing that the company may not make a counteroffer.
Make It Easy for Your Boss. Bosses hate doing annual reviews. To do them right takes work. Start Early. If you send that memo a few weeks before your annual review is due, it won't make much difference. Demonstrate Why Your Situation Is Different.
DO familiarize yourself with industry salary trends. DON'T fail to build your case. DON'T stretch the truth. DO factor in non-salary benefits. DON'T wing it. DO know when to wrap it up. DON'T forget to get everything in writing. DON'T make it only about you.
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