If you feel as though you should be paid more for your work (and want to do something about it), you have only two choices: ask for a raise or find another job that offers higher pay. Of course, if you enjoy the work you’re currently doing, the easier option would be to ask for a raise. But how can you ensure you are asking in the right way? In this episode, Melissa will be sharing everything you need to know before setting up that meeting to ask for more pay.

Resources:

• Learn more about Pearl Planning.
• Read blog 5 Questions to Ask When Stocks Are Down.
• Retired or near retirement? Listen to our podcast from 2020 on conversations for retirees in a bear market.
• Visit Indeed
• Visit Glassdoor
• Listen to Episode 79 Winning Resumes with Brooke Kent
• Listen to Episode 69 The Secrets to Happiness at Work with Dr. Tracy Brower
• Read about Maximizing the Benefits of Your Incentive Stock Options ISOs
• Read about Utilizing your NQSOs to Help you Meet Your Goals

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