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$35,139 - $75,114
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 29 May 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 202
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Interactive Designer - (City withheld for privacy), Minnesota, United States
In my experience, employers respond very quickly to your salary increase if you threaten to leave. Yes this approach is a dangerous one and you should be able to leave (have a job lined up elsewhere) if it wouldn't work. But if it works it works well. Asking for a raise based on increased work volume or additional tasks you perform will give you another 2% a year at best.