How to ask for a raise at work! With inflation rising and your living costs increasing, you might be considering asking for a raise at work. Even though many companies are tightening their budgets right now, for some high achieving professionals that the company wants to retain, there is still some room for you to ask for a raise at work. However, you need to approach it very carefully and set the stage well so you can be in the best position to get a raise at work and negotiate a pay rise.

Salary negotiation often brings a lot of confusion and stress to the employee. How do you know your boss will give you a raise? What if they're offended by you asking for a raise? All of these concerns are completely normal. That is why you should only ask for a pay rise in the situations I outline in this video.

Once you've decided that you can ask for a pay rise, you should shift your attention to setting the stage to give yourself the best chances you will get that raise! I delve into 7 tips in this video that will guide you in the right direction.

At the end of the video, I share with you an example of how you can ask your boss for a raise at work, I.e., what you can say to ask for a pay rise.

If you're considering asking for a raise at work, then this is the video you need to watch!

Timestamps:
00:00 How to ask for a pay rise
1:00 When can you ask for a raise at work
01:29 Step 1: Research
02:51 Step 2: Take on more responsibility
04:05 Step 3: Communicate your worth
05:15 Step 4: Collect indicators of your wins
06:28 Step 5: Why you deserve it, not why you need it
07:54 Step 6: Your future potential
08:29 Step 7; Practice
09:15 Example script to ask for a pay rise
10:59 What to write in email to your boss

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