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Got my raise after 2 years… now being told I should work more than 8 hrs/day because of it?

Reddit r/careerguidance·u/m276_dylan·6 months ago
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Hi all,

This is kind of a follow-up to a situation I posted about previously.

I’ve been in my current role for about 2 years. Over that time, my responsibilities have expanded pretty significantly, but my pay didn’t change despite multiple conversations about a raise. I finally got one about a week ago and went from ~$60k to ~$70k (I was initially offered $65k and had to negotiate for $70k). Not exactly where I wanted to land given my scope, but enough to hold me over while I figure out my next step.

For context, I work in real estate development, operations, and asset-related work.

My role has evolved to cover a pretty broad range of responsibilities across the full lifecycle, including pre-development, construction coordination, lease-up, and ongoing operations. I am involved in budgeting, tracking expenses, coordinating projects, building inspections/compliance, facilities management, and general portfolio oversight across multiple properties.…

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