In the Recent Times Our Economy has without doubt been Sluggish , But is it the Reason for you toDESERVE less salary or Feel Less confident with colleagues or boss , Answer is Probably a Big “NO”. In this Article We Shall Discuss ten tips to command a better salary even in these Sluggish times and Also Maintain Good Office Relationships.  

So Here are the Tips that Gets you Going …

1.Perform A Reality check. Take a coworker or two out for coffee or lunch and ask them for blunt feedback about how you come across at work. Consider this your pre-performance review.

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2. Read those hidden Corporate/Firm Gestures. If your company is laying people off, try back later. It’s just common sense.(Learn to understand these hidden corporate gestures/signs )


3. Brag Relentlessly. Make a list of everything you have done to help your company achieve its goals. And be specific.

4. Practice that pitch. Rehearse with your spouse or friends first, and make sure they’re tough on you so that you’re battled-tested and prepared for your boss’s curve balls.

5. Cut the shy act. Be upfront with your boss about why you want to sit down. No boss wants to be ambushed. Also be specific about how much of a raise you request –- it shows leadership and confidence.
(Is now the right time to schedule that meeting? Sounds Confidence Isn’t It !! But Make Sure You Don’t Overstretch to Unacceptable Boundaries”)

6. Acknowledge your boss and company. Be gracious, saying something along the lines of, “Mr. Boss, thank you for taking the time. I truly appreciate the opportunity.”

7. Zip it! After you acknowledge them, if you have done it correctly, they know why you’re there. Let them be in control (bosses like that) and ask the obvious or make a statement.

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8. Acknowledge them, no matter what. They might say, “Well, I reviewed your file and as you know, the company is on a tight budget and I just don’t see how you getting a raise is going to fit in this.” Reply, “I understand and felt this might be a possibility when I came in; however, I want to share with you a few ideas about this. Have you considered the value …”.
9. Do not ramble! Once you make your rebuttal (if needed), let it go. Bosses hate rambling, so make your point concisely and watch for the ball now in their court.

10. Never, ever get emotional. No matter what, chances are that you will get a raise if you have made yourself invaluable. Leave your sensitivity at the door if you want to move up the corporate ladder.

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