How to Get a Raise This Week - Shaffer, Ryan
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"How to Get a Raise This Week: With or Without Your Boss's Permission" is written from an employer's point of view for employees, pulling back the curtain between employer and employee. Written in simple language anyone can understand, it outlays principles that apply to virtually everyone and that anyone can adhere to. "How to Get a Raise This Week: With or Without Your Boss's Permission" details not only what an employer looks for prior to giving out a pay raise but also what a person can do when NOT given one. It also shatters common misconceptions about the current economy, explains why…mehr

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"How to Get a Raise This Week: With or Without Your Boss's Permission" is written from an employer's point of view for employees, pulling back the curtain between employer and employee. Written in simple language anyone can understand, it outlays principles that apply to virtually everyone and that anyone can adhere to. "How to Get a Raise This Week: With or Without Your Boss's Permission" details not only what an employer looks for prior to giving out a pay raise but also what a person can do when NOT given one. It also shatters common misconceptions about the current economy, explains why simply working harder no longer gets people ahead, and unveils a blueprint anyone can follow to expand their personal wealth.
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Ryan Shaffer is a Security and Intelligence Consultant specializing in extremism and security services. He is the author of 200 articles, reviews and book chapters in academic and popular publications. Shaffer has written for various international magazines including Reader's Digest and Homeland Security Today. His recent academic articles include 'Following in Footsteps: The History of Kenya's Post-Colonial Intelligence Services,' Studies in Intelligence (2019) and 'Indian Spies inside Pakistan: South Asian Human Intelligence Across Borders,' Intelligence and National Security (2019). He earned his PhD from Stony Brook University in New York and is the author of Music, Youth and International Links in Post-War British Fascism: The Transformation of Extremism (Palgrave Macmillan, hardcover 2017; paperback 2020).