Boost Salary: Tips for Requesting a Salary Increase
By V.C. Higuera, published Jun 09, 2006
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1. Requesting a Salary Increase – Before making an appointment with your superior or human resources to request more money, have realistic expectations. Moreover, take into consideration your current skill level and the average job salary for a person with similar education and skills. This information can be researched online by means of a salary calculator or salary guide. If you meet the qualification for higher pay, tactfully request a raise. In some cases, a raise accompanies a promotion. Consequently, be prepared to accept additional responsibilities.
2. Obtain a Degree or Certificate – Even though a college degree or vocational certificate is not a requirement for earning a higher salary, persons who receive some sort of higher educational background are typically able to advance quicker within an organization. Thus, if you are hoping to grow within a specific department, consider taking college or online courses. In some cases, a degree is not necessary for advancement. As long as an employer has thorough knowledge in a particular area, most superiors will consider them for promotions.
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Takeaways
- If hoping to boost salary, consider requesting a raise.
- Obtaining a degree or certificate may prompt employer to increase pay scale.
- Employers are more likely to promote hard workers.
Did You Know?
When requesting a raise, be realistic.
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