The first one was the annual *merit* raise. The second one was because I complained that the *merit* raise wasn't enough so they bumped me up in my job description, the third raise was because the company did a salary review and said that even the bump wasn't sufficient to meet industry standards. This one *should* have been because I was only making the entry level on the revised pay scale, but have actually been at this job for 3 years and should have been closer to the mid-point, but that's open to interpretation and, like I said, I jynxed itand it looks like I'm going to stay entry level for a while. ;)
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Date: 2005-06-14 02:42 pm (UTC)at this rate you wont have to quit and find another job. i guess that's a good thing, mostly. right?
congratulations!
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Date: 2005-06-14 03:12 pm (UTC)But they're all different raises.
The first one was the annual *merit* raise. The second one was because I complained that the *merit* raise wasn't enough so they bumped me up in my job description, the third raise was because the company did a salary review and said that even the bump wasn't sufficient to meet industry standards. This one *should* have been because I was only making the entry level on the revised pay scale, but have actually been at this job for 3 years and should have been closer to the mid-point, but that's open to interpretation and, like I said, I jynxed itand it looks like I'm going to stay entry level for a while. ;)
I guess three is enough.
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Date: 2005-06-14 10:54 pm (UTC)It's a good thing I'm a happily married man.