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Old 09-29-2008, 11:18 AM   PM User | #16
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Well, 10% depends on what you got before. If JC got $100 and a 20% raise he’ll now get $120. And if you got $10.000 and a 10% raise you’ll go home with $11.000. That’s $1000 compared to $20.

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Old 02-25-2009, 02:00 PM   PM User | #17
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I think that you are certainly in a position where you have every right to ask for a raise. You should ask for what you want, even if you think you may be asking too much. Maybe they will give you less than you ask for, but it still will be more than what you are getting paid now. If you are having doubts I found some advice on how to ask for a raise that may help. Good luck!
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