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How can I justify a request for a 25%large (25%) raise this year, if I recently (last year) got a 33%large raise last year?

I got a nice 33% raise last year ( mymy salary wasn't that high  ). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and basicallyI am basically no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • FoundI found the proper placelocation for the office.
  • HireI hired people.
  • CoachI coached them.
  • SetI set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, and I'm about to become one in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot...

BasicallyI'm basically running this place. All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

This is a bit unique from the other raise questions here because I received such a large raise last year tooas well.

How can I justify a request for a 25% raise this year, if I got a 33% raise last year?

I got a nice 33% raise last year ( my salary wasn't that high  ). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and basically am no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • Found the proper place for the office.
  • Hire people.
  • Coach them.
  • Set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, about to become in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot...

Basically running this place. All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

This is a bit unique from the other raise questions here because I received such a large raise last year too.

How can I justify a request for a large (25%) raise if I recently (last year) got a large raise?

I got a nice 33% raise last year (my salary wasn't that high). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and I am basically no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • I found the proper location for the office.
  • I hired people.
  • I coached them.
  • I set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, and I'm about to become one in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot.

I'm basically running this place. All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

This is a bit unique from the other raise questions here because I received such a large raise last year as well.

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Can How can I justify a request for a 25% raise be justified under certain circumstancesthis year, if I got a 33% raise last year?

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I started out as a dev in my company. I got a nice 33% raise last year ( my salary wasn't that high ). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and basically am no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • Found the proper place for the office.
  • Hire people.
  • Coach them.
  • Set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, about to become in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot...

Basically running this place.

EDIT : All All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

This is a bit unique from the other raise questions here because I received such a large raise last year too.

I started out as a dev in my company. I got a nice 33% raise last year ( my salary wasn't that high ). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and basically am no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • Found the proper place for the office.
  • Hire people.
  • Coach them.
  • Set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, about to become in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot...

Basically running this place.

EDIT : All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

I got a nice 33% raise last year ( my salary wasn't that high ). Since then, I've taken up very important responsibilities for the company, and basically am no longer a dev.

  • I founded a branch office in a foreign country.
  • Found the proper place for the office.
  • Hire people.
  • Coach them.
  • Set up the workspaces.
  • I am Scrum Master in one project, about to become in a couple more.
  • I run the payroll, calculate invoices, meet legal obligations and whatnot...

Basically running this place. All of that applies only to the branch office.

How can I justify a 25% raise? I don't want my boss to think I'm being unreasonable, in case that I am.

This is a bit unique from the other raise questions here because I received such a large raise last year too.

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