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Six Steps to Set Yourself Up for a Raise
Clare O'Keeffe, Monster Contributing Writer
Many employees feel they’re underpaid for the work they do, yet they wait until their yearly performance review to negotiate a higher salary. But if you wait until then, you’ll be too late. You need to prepare year-round for that discussion. The following steps can help make sure you’re in position for a raise when review time comes around.
ysabellB
almost 2 years ago
6 comments
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amandaporter11
over 2 years ago
2 comments
I have read this article and all six steps are so useful to set for a raise.I have learned a lot from this article.I should also track my progress and discuss my review.I hope this would help me.
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