LoneLaugher
Diamond Member
dude, I've been in my job for 41 years now same company. If you don't think that isn't working hard, you failed. again, a company has to make profits for promotions and merit increases to exist. My company has flushed out 10,000 jobs since 2003. I'm still here. I'm thankful for my salary, and why I never left. It is but a fact, I have not received a merit increase since the telecom winter of '03. And let me tell you, that is hundreds of thousands of us in the telecommunication market. You should read about it.well actually they are mostly based on how well the company is doing financially. You're a lucky one. I haven't had an increase in salary since 2003. and many a folk lost their job during obummer. quite a few and they were out so long they fell off the unemployment numbers. this is a complicated subject. However, when someone gets something unexpected they are most always grateful. I realize punks like you take that kind of thing for granted. shame.did you get a raise under obummer?I got a 12,200 a year raise in Jan, I do not need to rely on tax cuts for more money, I earn it the old fashioned way.
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Of course I did. My promotions are based off of my performance, not who the president is. In my five (well, five in April) years with my current employer I have received two promotions totaling about 22 grand a year from when I first started.
During that time I finished my masters and two certificate programs and did the PMP training and testing and received my PMP certification.
I do not take anything for granted, I work hard for what I have. Instead of standing pat and whining like you are doing I worked to make myself more valuable to my employer and was rewarded for doing so.
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Wait.
You've been working at the same place for 41 years and you only make enough to get an extra $200 per month with Trumps dopey front loaded tax cut?
Sad. Believe me. 41 years?
You haven't received increases because of Reaganomics. Dummy.