The original article is more focussed on "I've just got a new job", where there isn't your current salary as a peg. It's going to be a lot harder to negotiate given that.
What you have to do is somehow reframe the conversation in terms of what it'd cost to hire - and train - someone to replace you. This only works if you really are essential, of course.
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The original article is more focussed on "I've just got a new job", where there isn't your current salary as a peg. It's going to be a lot harder to negotiate given that.
What you have to do is somehow reframe the conversation in terms of what it'd cost to hire - and train - someone to replace you. This only works if you really are essential, of course.