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Boss fired me and is begging for me to come back - how much of a raise is reasonable?


Does knowing the potential salary range for a position change how much you should ask for?Ask for raise without saying how muchDenied raise and confused why? Don't agree with my boss's reasonsHow can I continue negotiating a pay raise when my boss leaves the company?Is my demand for a raise reasonable?Negotiate reduced hours with salary increaseBypassing boss to request for pay raiseYet another counter-offer questionIs it ok to ask to reduce salary to compensate low productivity so that everyone would be happy?How much to charge to save a company millions?













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To make a long story short, I was fired last week from my software engineering job for repeatedly coming in to work late (9:30 instead of 9). Today my boss called me to say that he feels he made a huge mistake based on the productivity loss overall, and he'd really like me to come back. He already offered to let me come in anytime before 10am. I'm thinking of going back to make some more money before the end of my apartment lease in August, after which I'm planning to move across the country anyway and I'll quit then. It'll also look better in my applications to new jobs to already be employed, or so I hear.



I was making $25/hour before this, how much of a raise would be reasonable to ask for? I'm thinking of saying $35/hour plus back pay for the days I didn't work. What would you recommend?









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      I was making $25/hour before this, how much of a raise would be reasonable to ask for? I'm thinking of saying $35/hour plus back pay for the days I didn't work. What would you recommend?









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          This is dependent on location etc but $25 an hour for a software engineering job is fairly low pay. Typically I would raise my eyebrows at a 40% raise request but it seems like you're significantly underpaid anyway?



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