Ask a Manager: How To Navigate Clueless Colleagues, Lunch-Stealing Bosses, and the Rest of Your Life at WorkKlose, Stephanie AUTHORLibrary Journal
If you are wrapping up a big project or have just presented an idea to your boss, take the opportunity to ask for feedback on the work that has just been done. Your1:1 meeting with your manageris a great time to ask for this feedback — make it a distinct item on your agenda! Y...
Asking your direct manager to be your mentor — and the person you go to for a job reference — is risky, career experts say. "I don't think someone's manager is a good person to ask to be a mentor because they will be more focused on you accomplishing specific tasks," Scott said....
Timing is critical when it comes to how to ask for a raise at work. Before you ask your manager to increase your salary, plan for the right moment. Prior to broaching the topic, you might also want to consider: How often should you get a raise? The performance management cycle can clu...
Learning the right way to “make the ask” with a potential employer may help you get the job offer you want.
How to ask for feedback (examples) There may be times when you want to ask your manager for feedback outside the usual review time periods. Here are nine tips on how to ask and receive constructive feedback: Choose the right time– request feedback during a calm and private moment ...
There comes a time in every professional's career when they need to ask for more responsibility at work. Read on to find out the right and wrong way to ask your manager to help you level-up in your role.
Understand these key points for each step of the process – before, during and after you ask for a raise – to improve your chances of a favorable outcome.
There's no wrong time to ask these questions, says Darrisaw. "I would have the 'what do I need to do' conversations as often as possible." You can tell your manager, for example, that you'd like to have those kinds of conversations quarterly. ...
Sample letter on how to ask for more time to consider a job offer Dear <Name>, I am truly grateful for your generous offer and am excited about the opportunity to work for <company name>. I am going to take the next <# of days> to consider the offer and I will be in touch with...