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Nov 09, 2017, 07:21 PM
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Member Since: Apr 2014
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Originally Posted by ladytiger
College didn't teach me very well on salary negotiating. That's my prob is trying to convince them. These positions I'm getting are lower level help desk positions I have a lot of technology skills under me I can maximize that plus being in this leadership which I feel could put me at 20 to 22 an hour.
I have level one support email handling financial experience and now leadership i could go up to 19 an hour. I know with all of these the right training and company i can maximize these skills I know and believe I can maneuver my way to other positions of similar skill set. I'm beyond tired of phone work I have team lead on my updated resumes yet I get sent l1 help desk.
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I think you could turn exactly what you just said into a request for a pay raise. If you are uncomfortable saying it in person, write a letter to your supervisor and put it in writing. I did that in my last job and it worked well.
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