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Computer Aided Designer
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People with the job title Computer Aided Designer typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.
Prepare detailed working diagrams of machinery and mechanical devices, including dimensions, fastening methods, and other engineering information.
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Getting a raise: ask for one
Computer Aided Designer - (City withheld for privacy), Ohio, United States
First - ask for a raise. If you don't ask or bring the subject up they might think that perfectly happy with your current pay and won't give you one. Companies are in bussines to make a profit and giving you a raise will cut into thier profit margin. Second - tell them why you desrve one. There are many reasons for you to get a raise. One is inflation. At an average inflation rate of 3.5%/year you would be getting relatively less pay if you didn't get a raise of that amount or more. Did ...
Posted in Negotiating Higher Pay on 8 Oct 2006
