Once in almost 4 years though hoping to get a big one soon.

9/26/2014 8:13:40 PM

at least once a year

[Edited on September 26, 2014 at 8:18 PM. Reason : go get you some too]

9/26/2014 8:18:20 PM

At least once a year

9/26/2014 8:20:07 PM

When I switch jobs.

We'll see about the new one.

9/26/2014 8:41:40 PM

Every year. Significant, every other year or so, but I expect that to slow since reaching the level I'm currently at.

9/26/2014 8:48:58 PM

1% guaranteed every year on top of another 2-4% that's performance based but pretty much a given. Every 1-2 years I get a pretty significant promotion/raise (20%).

9/26/2014 9:07:33 PM

big election years.

9/26/2014 9:07:51 PM

One a year

Various other monetary awards throughout the year

9/26/2014 11:07:59 PM

Lol a raise

Wuts that

9/27/2014 12:20:55 AM

Once a year, minimum.

9/27/2014 1:19:46 AM

raise pppshsh

9/27/2014 1:54:30 AM

Started at my software company in November 2010. Got a 10% raise ~18 months later (mid 2012). Got a 36% raise from that 12 months after (mid 2013). Got another ~20% raise 12 months after that. Making 80% more as of August 2014 than I was when I started in November 2010. I've been transitioning from position to position the last ~4 years rather than advancing in a single position so that helped me out.

9/27/2014 2:54:00 AM

Yearly based on performance, plus a few other raises due to pay grade interviews, changing departments, promotions, and a recent relocation. I'm making about 50% more now than I was in 2010 when I started there.

9/27/2014 3:50:26 AM

Once a day

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9/27/2014 12:14:21 PM

Thanks to Pat and Thom I finally got my first in 7 years

9/27/2014 12:15:50 PM

no more than one per year, depending on when we schedule our promotions

might get a slight cost-of-living bump once a year

9/27/2014 12:16:53 PM

Sister asked me for advice for salary negotiations for new job.

Is 5% per year the standard raise? Trying to remember old jobs and that seemed eight, but not sure. (Not including any specific performance related raises or bonuses)

9/27/2014 12:24:02 PM

Once per year if the economy can handle it.

And usually a big one due to promotion every 3-4 years.

That will probably stop tho in 8-10 years as I will have peaked without getting an MPA, moving or switching carreer paths... Of course I'll also be making great money by then.

9/27/2014 11:06:46 PM

I usually get 3-5% a year.

9/27/2014 11:09:34 PM

30% every other year, but was performance based. Then got a new job making 2x as much.

9/28/2014 2:04:04 AM

I got 3.1% this year, and I think we usually get one every year once you have your annual review (though it's up to the County Manager/Commissioners). I think some COL adjustment is sometimes factored in whenever it's warranted. After 7 years, we start getting a bonus at the end of the year (but it'll be another 6 years before I see that )

9/28/2014 10:31:09 AM

it's sporadic.

i've had three raises in the same year before, and then gone a couple years without one. on average i think it works out to every 18 months or so, and the amount is all over the board.

Right now it's been a year and a half since my last raise, but since we laid off 6000 people, i'm a get some of that extra money we're saving...

9/30/2014 4:34:20 PM

at least once a year but my largest salary increases have been due to taking new positions. I'm making 210% of what i was making three years ago

9/30/2014 4:53:49 PM

once per year in my hire month. Salary has risen 5 grand in 3 years.

9/30/2014 4:55:51 PM

I'm making 180% of what I was making almost 4 years ago. I guess that sounds better than saying I'm making 80% more than I was making.

9/30/2014 4:56:12 PM

Been at this job ~1 year. Got a raise 9 months in...but that was also a promotion/new position. So I'm not sure if you'd really count that as a raise. Assuming I stay in this same position another 3 months, I'll get a raise.

9/30/2014 4:58:47 PM

Yeah good point. Raise <> new position really.

9/30/2014 5:05:06 PM

Seriously? A chit chat thread about raises without a single erection joke?

9/30/2014 5:08:04 PM

cmon guys we're in our twenties thirties

9/30/2014 5:30:34 PM

Quote :

"big election years."

9/30/2014 8:17:40 PM

Please guys I have a match tonight.

10/1/2014 3:59:25 PM

whenever the state govt is red

10/1/2014 4:01:18 PM

I got two in ~5 years at my old job. The first was an annual raise less than a year after being hired. Then for three years they blamed the economy on not giving anyone raises. Then I got promoted and was given a raise to around where I would have been in my old position if I'd gotten yearly raises along the way. Womp womp.

10/1/2014 4:07:50 PM

Once a year, actually about to kick in this month

10/1/2014 4:13:40 PM

not often enough, amirite?

10/1/2014 5:00:47 PM