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Walk the walk. Before you think about how the conversation will go down, start acting like you're already in the role you're gunning for. Be specific about the title you want. Not sure where to start? Build your case. Prepare to hear 'no' And be prepared to look elsewhere.
Consider the Existing Structure. Before proposing a new title, you'll want to consider the reporting and organizational structure that's already in place. Check Out Industry Norms. Make Your Case. Present it as a Benefit. Don't Give Up.
Understand why it's so important. Do your homework and provide options. Clearly articulate why the change is necessary. Don't spring the conversation on anyone. You've found a solution, not a problem. Tell Us What You Think.
When accepting a new position, most people think to ask for a higher salary. But there's something else you can negotiate something that's arguably just as important. Your job title. People use your job title to quickly understand how you fit into an organization, what you do, and your level of expertise or authority.
In a nutshell, both job title and salary are important to your career growth. You need a job designation to build your career, while the salary you earn is important to your day-to-day survival.
Everything including your salary, organizational support, and job responsibilities ought to be on the negotiating table. Listen. Understand your boss's challenges and priorities. Build your case by showing them how your promotion aligns with the organization's goals.
Avoid titles that imply you've been promoted. Don't bump up your title from, say, coordinator to director. Write your proposal. Explain in the opening paragraph that significant additions to your duties have caused the need for a job-title change. Include your suggestion for a new title.
Compile a List of Achievements. Make a List of Reasons Why You Deserve the Title Change. Choose Your Proposed Title Carefully. Set Up a Meeting. Ask to Revisit the Issue.
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