Getting a raise in rate?

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BrilloPad replied

14 January 2014, 08:14
I remember from your previous clientco you were nearly indespinsible. Have you made yourself that indespensible at new clientco?

As you say, finance market is very tough right now. But you don't ask you don't get!

At the end of the day its how much they need you versus how much you need them!
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Scrag Meister started a poll Getting a raise in rate?

14 January 2014, 07:59

6 Voters

Yes as the rate you request	16.67%	1 vote
Yes but at a reduced %age increase	33.33%	2 votes
No way not in this market	16.67%	1 vote
AndyW's Mum will give you a raise	33.33%	2 votes

My sponsoring manager scheduled a meeting today re a raise request that I mentioned to him 6 weeks back, for when a potential renewal comes in March.

Thought I'd give him some notice.

He doesn't hold the purse strings directly, but would hold sway with those that do.

Will he come through?

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