How to Use the Art of Persuasion to Get That Raise at Work (Infographic)

Use these tactics to be a standout at the office and put a bigger paycheck within reach.

By Emily Conklin Dec 16, 2017
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You’ve been working around the clock, beating every deadline and taking on extra assignments: that dream of a raise seems to be close to a reality. But office politics, competition and new clients can take the spotlight away from you and your achievements. Luckily, there are ways to implement the art of persuasion to showcase yourself and secure that raise.

Related: Do Raises Make Employees Happy or Is It Something More?

Small and simple things such as taking an active interest in your superiors and reciprocating body language can pave the way to success, showcasing both your skills and value to your company.

For more trusted tips, check out this infographic from SavingSpot, and be on your way to the raise you deserve.

You’ve been working around the clock, beating every deadline and taking on extra assignments: that dream of a raise seems to be close to a reality. But office politics, competition and new clients can take the spotlight away from you and your achievements. Luckily, there are ways to implement the art of persuasion to showcase yourself and secure that raise.

Related: Do Raises Make Employees Happy or Is It Something More?

Small and simple things such as taking an active interest in your superiors and reciprocating body language can pave the way to success, showcasing both your skills and value to your company.

For more trusted tips, check out this infographic from SavingSpot, and be on your way to the raise you deserve.

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Emily Conklin

Reporting Intern at Entrepreneur.com
Emily Conklin is a reporting intern at Entrepreneur.com. She is currently a sophomore at New York University pursuing a double major in journalism and urban design & architecture studies.

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