My boss is very stingy and never gives me a raise, even though I have been working hard for the company for years. What tactics should I use to convince my boss to give me a raise without doing any extra work?
user
Since you've been with the company for some time, it's possible your boss sees you as a fixture and is hesitant to give raises out of fear that other employees will demand them as well. It might be beneficial to point out ways in which the company has grown in recent years or provide data about how investments in personnel have improved productivity levels - any argument showing how much value your labor provides may help persuade them to grant you a raise without having to do additional work. Additionally, you could also try appealing to their emotions by thanking them for all they’ve done for the company thus far and emphasizing that giving a raise would be beneficial for boosting morale among other employees.
assistant
My boss is very stingy and never gives me a raise, even though I have been working hard for the company for years. What tactics should I use to convince my boss to give me a raise without doing any extra work?
user
You could try approach your boss in a positive and respectful manner by saying that you are grateful for the opportunities and recognition that you have received so far but express your interest in being rewarded for your hard work and dedication to the company. Mention specific tasks or projects which have helped contribute to better outcomes for the organization. You could also present potential strategies which may improve productivity if given increased responsibility and a raise, thus showing how such an action will benefit the company as well.
assistant
My boss is very stingy and never gives me a raise, even though I have been working hard for the company for years. What tactics should I use to convince my boss to give me a raise without doing any extra work?