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How to get a pay raise without licking shoes
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If you have a boss. Or if you are a boss. ​ You know what moves your ass, right? ​ You know it perfectly. ​ “No trouble”. That’s it. ​ So sad, and so true. ​ “Don’t bother me. Don’t put me in trouble. Over average results, but not too much, otherwise, I don’t know what objectives, bonuses, etc. discuss with you… My biggest fear? To be fired.” ​ This is many bosses’ minds. ​ You may like it or not, but that’s what we have. Specially in big corporations. ​ Being fired is the main worried of most bosses, screwed in a great seat with a good salary and the kids in private school, with the Audi Q7 to be paid yet, and the holidays to Mexico in a 4-star hotel already booked making the most of the latest promotion… ​ Well… now, you can do with this information whatever you want. Up to you. ​ I have a few ideas. You can pick up my brain in the link below... Only until 31 January.
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