Whats a good way to ask your boss for a raise?

Question

I've been here for a year and the person that I just trained makes .30 cents more then me.

Answer 1

First ask your self, why do I deserve a raise? Have you become more proficient at what you do? Have you found ways to get important things done, on time? Do you feel you really put forward a good impression of your company to the public? Being there every day on time is a part of every job, so do not give the fact that you show up every day as a reason for a raise. Do not give your life style as a reason for a raise. Like, "I now have a new baby and need more income to afford him" The company does not control you life, you do. If after you ask yourself questions like these you feel you deserve a raise, then ask. You need to show a positive attitude, without being aggressive or demanding. If you are turned down then do not show any anger to your boss he may have financial reasons he couldn't give you the raise you deserve just now, and is planning to when things get better. Also if you think you deserve more money and do not get it, there are other jobs and you now have more experience! good luck!

Answer 2

Blackmail

Answer 3

Illustrate something you've done for the company that's saved time or money, or improved efficiency. Bringing in brownies every Friday doesn't count.

Answer 4

try to file a resignation letter? and try to explain it there........but be ready when they accept it....

Answer 5

have many good reasons...

Answer 6

beg him