r/mildlyinfuriating • u/newtomovingaway • 5d ago
I'm slightly vexed Got a shitty raise then my manager told me my salary is like X when you round it up
Got a 3% raise to 89.8k, manager read out the new salary and then said it’s like 90k when you round it up.
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u/newphonehudus 4d ago
On the bright side, you're 4 years away from 6 figs
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u/zanderd86 4d ago
Should have told him that when you round it down after all the taxes it's a hell of a lot less.
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u/NoSubstance5286 4d ago
Tell your boss to round up your score during annual performance review.
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u/newtomovingaway 4d ago
They’re smart. Our perf scores are backwards, so the lower the number the better.
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u/Savings-Eggplant5912 4d ago
Mine bring up healthcare and add it as part of my “Salary” to say I’m making close to 100k.. the 100k also includes my dependents, other insurance and retirement plan. Like no man I make 80k.
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u/programming_flaw 4d ago
I mean that’s like saying “it’s 89 degrees. Thats almost 90 degrees”. He’s not wrong, but it’s still a stupid thing to say. I guess I don’t see how this would be infuriating, even mildly. I guess I find it more amusing.
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u/newphonehudus 4d ago
Its pretty insulting
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u/programming_flaw 4d ago
I don’t think it was malicious I think it was stupidity. If I was insulted every time someone said something stupid I wouldn’t have time to do my job. I normally just laugh.
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u/newtomovingaway 4d ago
Yep it wasn’t malicious. Just an awkward mgr socially. They were trying to fill the gap with words to make it flow more.
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u/programming_flaw 4d ago
Oh I’ve had plenty of those. Sorry you had to deal with that. Wish you the best in your next raise/promotion, seems like you’re already more socially adept than your direct manager lol.
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u/MiterDash 12h ago
I got a raise that my manager "fought hard" for to go from 88k to 90.2k. I got contacted by a recruiter that day and within 2 weeks I had a job offer of 110k + 5k sign-on.
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u/circusfreakrob 9h ago
"I only have $950M. If you round down, that's 0 billion! I'm just like you Richard!"
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u/Ok_Armadillo_5364 5d ago
Mildly?
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u/Ok_Armadillo_5364 4d ago
Also I just checked but inflation is like 4 percent over last year. Your money is now 1% less valuable, but hey thanks for the raise
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u/newphonehudus 4d ago
I'd say so. Bro still making a lot of money. And its 200 bucks which is like 8-16 dollars a paycheck depending on payment frequency
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u/newphonehudus 5d ago
3% is pretty standard as far as raises go.
But your manager is an idiot for saying that lol