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How to ask for a raise of salary?

Can anyone share the experience? I honestly think my salary is too low. Please help and advice.

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Post ID: @OP+1cySq9Ex

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To get a raise you have to find a new job inside or outside WF. Period.
Inside there are multiple caps - MRP for the job title, and HR will limit it to max 15% raise. There are few exceptions everywhere, but they are exceptions.

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Post ID: @5nkj+1cySq9Ex

If you are still able to complete one year, write a good performance review. Good managers will think to raise your pay.

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Post ID: @4caq+1cySq9Ex

In my experience, if you want to move up, you have to move out.

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Post ID: @3iak+1cySq9Ex

@2hvp+1cySq9Ex
Go back and read your post. You may try getting an education as a start. Then maybe you can use full sentences that make sense. Best of luck to you when you get displaced and quit.
Wow - "I am ready to displaced and quit, it is Wells Fargo lost"

I read a prior post about hiring poorly at WF in recent years. Looks like we have an example of that right here.

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Post ID: @3svb+1cySq9Ex

The only way to get a promotion is apply internally. The amount of raise depends on where you go. Some have really made out, some not so much.

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Post ID: @2vre+1cySq9Ex

@OP go to Teamworks. Find the Job Families tool. Go there and type in your job title. Assume WF targets around 85% of midcap, should tell you where you lie. Good luck.

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Post ID: @2sbj+1cySq9Ex
  • Wells Fargo manager denied me raises, promotions, transfers, though I am never a problem employee,
  • I work in a dead end job for six years.
  • Wells Fargo is a toxic corrupt workplace; its who you know and kiss as--s to move up in the Wells Fargo.
  • I dont feel ashamed or bitter because my work pays for house, foods, expenses, support my family and children.

wait, what now? You not bitter?

  • I am ready to displaced and quit, it is Wells Fargo lost.

Oh…

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Post ID: @2pvn+1cySq9Ex

Wells Fargo manager denied me raises, promotions, transfers, though I am never a problem employee, I work in a dead end job for six years. Wells Fargo is a toxic corrupt workplace; its who you know and kiss as--s to move up in the Wells Fargo. I dont feel ashamed or bitter because my work pays for house, foods, expenses, support my family and children. I am ready to displaced and quit, it is Wells Fargo lost.

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Post ID: @2hvp+1cySq9Ex

My advice is to apply with another company. Chances are that you’re going to end up with a starting offer that’s better than your current pay. Wells Fargo NOTORIOUSLY lowballs their talent. Good luck.🍀

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Post ID: @1uce+1cySq9Ex

I know 3 who asked, including myself. Did not happen. CA. Below market.. no raise in 3 yrs. Customer facing. Two have left.

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Post ID: @1rve+1cySq9Ex

Wells Fargo will treat you bad after you ask.

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Post ID: @1zzt+1cySq9Ex

You asking for a promotion to higher level or just want more money to do the same thing you are doing? If the latter, what percent of midpoint for your position do you make?

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Post ID: @1qwm+1cySq9Ex

Hopefully you're not based in CA. No raises or promotions going fwd.

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Post ID: @plf+1cySq9Ex

I have successfully asked for q raise twice in my 25 year career. Both outside of wf

Scheduled meeting with my supervisor shared how much i value them and the work. Shared specifics on the contribution ive made and that i wanted to continue with the organization showed data of external competitor pay for similar role and contributions

Didnt threaten to leave or make demands. Stayed on track with contribution value i brought to org

Not sure that approacu would be successful at wf but at two other national banks the approach was successful

Good luck

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Post ID: @axk+1cySq9Ex

You work at Wells Fargo, obviously your pay is low.

If you are looking for fair pay, apply to a company with competitive salary.

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Post ID: @usn+1cySq9Ex

Ah ha ha ha

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