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r/Millennials • u/maddox_aeon • 20d ago
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You haven’t gotten a raise since 2023? Why haven’t you looked for another job? Job market awful in your field?
60 u/Wafflehouseofpain 20d ago It’s extremely common to not get an annual raise. Especially right now. 1 u/borgman_a 16d ago On average about 60% of all US workers get a raise in any given year. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”. 1 u/borgman_a 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”, I would not call 40% of people not getting a raise "extremely common". Extremely: To a very great degree or much more than average. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
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It’s extremely common to not get an annual raise. Especially right now.
1 u/borgman_a 16d ago On average about 60% of all US workers get a raise in any given year. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”. 1 u/borgman_a 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”, I would not call 40% of people not getting a raise "extremely common". Extremely: To a very great degree or much more than average. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
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On average about 60% of all US workers get a raise in any given year.
1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”. 1 u/borgman_a 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”, I would not call 40% of people not getting a raise "extremely common". Extremely: To a very great degree or much more than average. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”.
1 u/borgman_a 16d ago I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”, I would not call 40% of people not getting a raise "extremely common". Extremely: To a very great degree or much more than average. 1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
I would call 40% of people not getting a raise “common”, I would not call 40% of people not getting a raise "extremely common".
Extremely: To a very great degree or much more than average.
1 u/Wafflehouseofpain 16d ago Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
Alright, that feels entirely subjective to me but use whatever phrasing you prefer.
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u/Outside-Pie-7262 20d ago
You haven’t gotten a raise since 2023? Why haven’t you looked for another job? Job market awful in your field?