<prompt> Human: Hey guys, I dont know if Im overthinking this or not, so I need some advice. Sorry if this is not the right sub.A little background: I work in preconstruction management. The company I work for is successful, and I have multiple architectural degrees. Ive been with the company for approximately 4 months.About two weeks ago, I was asked if I could take a project home over the weekend and have it completed by Monday. This rarely happens, and you dont have to do it, but this was a huge project, worth millions to our company, so I said of course. I work a weekend job, and told my project manager I would be quitting the weekend job soon, simply because its too much work. He tells me, you can have all the overtime you need. And he also asked me what I make, and I told him. He responds by, Ill take care of that. Nothing more was said, he left my office, and I proceeded to immediately tell my significant other. I was so excited, and I busted out the project. Took me 16 hrs. over the weekend, while also working 20 hours at my 2nd job, but I didnt care because I was getting a raise. Well its been two weeks and nothing has happened. There lies the problem. I didnt ask for the raise, but he dangled it out in front of me, so of course now I want one and its all I can think about. I like my boss and my company, and I do not want to come out of this looking shitty. How do I approach this situation without looking greedy and unappreciative?  <response>: Two weeks isnt very long. I asked for a raise this year and it almost 2 months before I heard anything back.If I were you, I would still casually ask him about it so you can stop stressing over it. Something like When I was starting the project name project you mentioned you would look into my salary, have you had a chance to do that yet? maybe even mention youre just trying to plan for if you can quit your second job. 