Salary raise

When it comes to asking for a raise, there are some universal "no-nos" you have to avoid at all costs. Here are the nine most common.

Author and women's advocate Fran Hauser helped at least four women get raises with this negotiating advice. Maybe you should try it?

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Been at your job for years? Do consistently good work? Don't be afraid to ask for a raise and earn what you're worth! Here's how.

How to Word Justifying More Salary. Career coaches acknowledge that salary negotiations can be awkward and stressful, so they have produced countless lists of tips and rules for people seeking pay increases. There is no one-size-fits-all collection of tal

How to ask for a raise and why to ask for a raise. I’ll also be sharing 7 tips to use to ensure you always get the raise you’ve been longing for.

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