- moana
- Jun 18, 2005
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A few things that stuck out to me:
GM's right hand man got promoted to GM at another property. Asked to go with him, get promoted to right hand of GM. He said he couldn't do it, but he could bring me over with a better title and a 2k pay bump.
Held that role for three years. Salary remained basically the same (boosted with bonuses first two years, bonuses removed and base salary upped in third year).
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Started applying, got a role as a data analyst working in finance. A junior role starting at the same salary I was currently on, but with a title exactly like what I wanted in a field I wanted to get into. Told boss, he freaked out, started offering me more money to stay (same job title), but I felt this was the right decision after how he'd screwed me over
It sounds like you never asked your boss for big raises and just expected to get them. This isn't going to help you retroactively, but it's a cautionary tale to others and should help you going forward: NEVER expect to get paid what you deserve unless you fight for it. Never expect to get noticed. Always be looking for other job opportunities so that you know how much you're worth.
also post your resume and let's see if there are any problems. You say there aren't, but if that's the place companies stop being interested, maybe there are.
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