How to thank your boss for a raise?

Question

Ive just recieved a significant raise. Im going to send my boss a hand written thank you card. What should it say?

Answer 1

thanking him for the opportunity to grow with the company, how much you enjoy working there and the challenges, and that you appreciate the pay increase

Answer 2

Thanking Your Boss

Answer 3

Truthfully the best way to thank your boss for your raise is not by a thank you card but by continuing to work hard and do a good job and improve your quality of work . He or she gave you the raise since you obviously are so far doing an exceptional job and they are rewarding you for that and giveing you an incentive to keep up the good work. You earned the raise so sending the boss a thank you card for a raise you have earned. Thats just me though and everyone is different and if you feel better sending a thank you card then do it . And IF I were to write a thank you card for something like this It would say . thank you for the opportunity to work and grow within your company. I hope that I can continue to improve and grow with your company.

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How to thank your boss for a raise?
Ive just recieved a significant raise. Im going to send my boss a hand written thank you card. What should it say?

Answer 5

Dun send a card. You earn the increment with your hard work. Instead focus on doing a job well and prove to your boss that he had indeed make a wise decision.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Don't send a card. Just thank him / her and continue to work hard. Working hard and being successful will show your boss your gratitude.

Answer 8

Dear Sir:
I sincere appreciate the raise granted me. It has made me feel great and so much motivated to perform on an ever rising curve of output. I take this opportunity to pledge my full support to your strategies for bringing the organization to great levels of efficiency and employee satisfaction.
Thanks again.
Yours etc.

Answer 9

Thanks for the confidence reposed in me. I assure you that I will definitely try to live up to your and management's expectations. I look forward to a similar rewarding relationship in the years ahead.

Answer 10

Say that you appreciate your work being acknowledged, and tell him/her it has inspired your loyalty, or makes you want to work harder, or something like that.