Ask for a raise

If you want a raise or promotion you have to ask for one. I asked managers to share how to negotiate a raise.

So you want to know how to ask for a raise. It’s probably one of the most nerve-racking conversations you’ve ever had—and unfortunately, you’ll need to repeat it many times over the course of your career. Before we get into this whole “template” thing, a disclaimer: obviously, every company, every job, and every person is different. Do we think you should use this template word-for-word? No. Think of it as a guide. The rest is up to you. | Career Contessa

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.

Everyone wants a raise, who would say no to higher pay? But when it comes time to ask for a raise, too many people are content to wait for an inflation-based annual bump. Or worse, spend years punching the clock without requesting (or receiving) an increase in compensation.

Do you feel uncomfortable when asking for a raise at work? Here are nine tips to help you through salary negotiations, so you get the money you deserve!

You already know that most women make less money than their male coworkers. As women we need to know that it is up to us to stand up for ourselves and negotiate your salary so that you can get paid what you're worth! A lot of the times, the reason women get paid less is

How to ask for a raise, and get it. A step-by-step guide to convince your boss.

Workplace habits that are costing you money 1️⃣ Not asking for a raise, or a better one. Sometimes asking for a raise can feel greedy, or like you are ungrateful. Which a toxic boss will 100% take the opportunity to point out, by the way. And if they do, it’s time to jump ship for a more appreciative work environment. Always stick up for yourself. If you feel you deserve a raise, ask for one. And always have an exact figure in mind. 2️⃣ Not paying attention to your employee benefits Som...

“Can I Ask for a Raise Yet?” How to Ask for a Raise?

This column was originally published on Entrepreneur.com on February 8th, 2018.Stop talking. Start doing.Unfortunately, getting promoted is often more of an art than a science. Whether or not you’re up for a promotion or you have an annual review coming up, these five tips will guide you through the dos and don’ts of asking for a raise and getting that promotion you’ve been working towards.1. Never acknowledge other people’s contributions to your work.One of the hardest truths I’ve learned…