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    1. Asked: September 22, 2021In: Communication

      What does it mean to be semi-retired?

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      Added an answer on September 23, 2021 at 5:50 pm

      Semi retired people are individuals who are not fully retired, but they’re no longer working the full hours they used to work. They don’t necessarily have to be old folks, a lot of people are semi-retired, they’re working but not to full and usual capacity.

      Semi retired people are individuals who are not fully retired, but they’re no longer working the full hours they used to work. They don’t necessarily have to be old folks, a lot of people are semi-retired, they’re working but not to full and usual capacity.

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    2. Asked: September 22, 2021In: Communication

      How to demand a salary increase

      Gail Leavitt
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      Added an answer on September 23, 2021 at 5:50 pm

      In most cases, employment contract often state when an employee is liable to a salary increase. However, if yours doesn’t have that and it doesn’t look like your employer is willing to do that. You may be forced to speak up, while you may have to speak up, it is highly important to know how to preseRead more

      In most cases, employment contract often state when an employee is liable to a salary increase. However, if yours doesn’t have that and it doesn’t look like your employer is willing to do that. You may be forced to speak up, while you may have to speak up, it is highly important to know how to present your case. Know that before you can demand a salary increase, you must’ve worked well for the company and you know within yourself that you truly deserve the raise. If you don’t deserve it, bringing it up with the employer will be almost a waste of time and effort. Set a meeting date with your employer, let him or her know why you truly deserve a raise. Subtly remind them and list your achievements in the company so far, how you present this will determine if they will listen to you or not.

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    3. Asked: September 22, 2021In: Communication

      What sounds like a compliment but isn’t a compliment?

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      Added an answer on September 23, 2021 at 5:49 pm

      Personally, I dislike people complimenting my body size. While it may seem as innocent, non-offensive, I find it quite a weird and funny compliment when people compliment my size. There are times when some people say they like the way I’m not skinny, not chubby. Some compliment me saying I’m skinny,Read more

      Personally, I dislike people complimenting my body size. While it may seem as innocent, non-offensive, I find it quite a weird and funny compliment when people compliment my size. There are times when some people say they like the way I’m not skinny, not chubby. Some compliment me saying I’m skinny, some, chubby. You see how this is weird and confusing? This can be a major mental stress for some people, I don’t ever want people complimenting my body size, simply keep it to yourself.

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