• TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      4 days ago

      No. Yearly salary discussions are only common for highly paid professionals. You must be one.

      Most people are lucky to get a COL raise each year. Many do not.

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        4 days ago

        I am now, but 20 years ago I wasn’t and I still had my yearly performance review and talked to my boss about raises.

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            It’s not about getting a raise, it’s about asking for it.

            Anecdotally, my biggest raises were also switching jobs, but that’s not the point i (or the meme) was making.

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          So you got a raise every year to either match or outpace the rate of inflation?

          Most performance reviews I have had my desire for more pay was dismissed. And they did that because they knew I couldn’t easily find something better

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            I don’t think my raises are relevant, the point is that nobody lost their mind. Did they lose their mind in your performance reviews?

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              3 days ago

              Yeah lol

              If they fucking start code switching and saying stupid shit to dismiss you for a reasonable request then yeah that is not of sound mind.