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Asking for a Raise

Lead Change Blog

Posted in Career Development [link] Lead Change Group member Leigh Steere of Manage People Better was quoted in an interesting article published in the Poughkeepsie Journal September 24 titled Tips to help you ask for a raise. Asking for a Raise. There’s some great advice available to you in this post.

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The Right Way to Prepare for Asking for a Raise or Promotion

Art Petty

Why is asking for a raise or promotion so difficult and sometimes scary? Here are ideas to help you prepare for and succeed with this important ask: The post The Right Way to Prepare for Asking for a Raise or Promotion appeared first on Management Excellence by Art Petty.

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Asking for a Raise When You’re Afraid To

Lead from Within

But what about when you’re not sure you deserve a raise in the first place? Why didn’t they offer him a raise? He knew his only chance to reclaim satisfaction at work was to ask for a raise. Objective reality showed an easy case for a raise: He worked harder than most and had a bigger team.

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Feeling Invisible? What to Say When You’re Feel Invisible or Ignored

Let's Grow Leaders

The job was interesting to me, and I immediately wondered “Why they hadn’t asked me to do it?” I raised my hand and said, “I’m interested in this job.” Powerful Phrases to Ask Yourself If You Feel Invisible What should you do when you feel like you’re wearing an invisibility cloak at work? Silly, right? I got the job.

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The Right Way to Prepare for Asking for a Raise or Promotion

Management Excellence

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Job Interview: The Best Way to Showcase Your Unique Talents (Video)

Let's Grow Leaders

When I asked her about what “they were looking for” in previous interviews, the conversation led to rubrics and curriculum and other teacher-y words. When I asked her about what “they were looking for” in previous interviews, the conversation led to rubrics and curriculum and other teacher-y words. She stopped.

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The Advisor’s Corner – How do I ask for a raise or promotion?

Strategy Driven

Question : How do I ask for a raise or promotion? Ask for feedback about what you are doing well and what you can do better from your boss, peers, customers, and if you have them, direct reports. HOW you ask is as important as WHAT you ask. Make sure you know how and when your organization allows for raises.