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These days, as food and gas prices reach all-time highs, you're not alone in wanting to approach your boss about a raise. However, considering the current state of the economy, you're also not alone in wondering if this is really the best time to bring up what could be a touchy subject.
Still, if you feel like the work you do is worth more than what you see on your paycheck, there are some other things you can request to help make your away-from-work life more comfortable in other ways. If your boss balks at your request for a salary increase, you may consider asking for some alternative benefits, such as:
A More Flexible Schedule
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Wouldn't it be nice if employers flocked to you for a change? With some tweaks to your resume, they can. Phil Rosenberg of reCareered has some tips to help your resume be seen and shine:
Resume search optimization
"The majority of times, your resume will be pre-screened by a database looking for keywords," says Rosenberg. He recommends focusing on five to ten keywords or phrases that best describe what you want in a job and what you are qualified for. "Include these keywords and phrases verbatim within the context of your bullet points," says Rosenberg. This will increase your resume's chances of showing up in important job databases.
Explain your experience
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Savvy job seekers know how important choosing the right words is when we communicate with prospective employers--but what about nonverbal communication?
"You could be saying how great you are," says image consultant and "Hello Job! How to Psych Up, Suit Up, & Show Up" author Alison Craig, "but your body could be giving your true feelings away." Mark Bowden, the author of "Winning Body Language" agrees with Craig--and with the highly regarded Mehrabian communication study, which found that if what's coming out of your mouth doesn't match what your body is saying, your audience is more likely to believe your body.
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Dreaming of relocating for a new job? Dr. Katherine Hanson and Dr. Randall S. Hanson of Quintessential Careers have helpful tips for job seekers who are searching beyond a 50-mile radius:
Research
"Learn as much as you can about the city to which you wish to relocate," they advise--if for no other reason than to make sure that's where you really want to be. "Make sure you'll be able to afford the cost of living and that you'll be content with the city's climate and cultural offerings," they add.
Along with learning about the city itself, explore the job opportunities within the city: "Conduct research to find out which major employers are located in the city. You can... View Full |
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