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So, a lot of software developers have this common question for me. They want to get a raise, they want to get paid more, they want to get high paying contracts but this isn't always an easy thing to do. There are a lot of negotiation and gatekeepers along the way.
Recently, Scott recorded a video asking me a question. His question was basically how should you convince your employer to pay you more money? He said that he was getting very frustrated because he couldn't get good deals when searching for jobs via recruiters. He said that they always end up getting the lower money deals.
So, how can you show your employer that you're a good bet and that you'll definitely make your project successful? This is definitely a question a lot of software developers and freelancers get asked all the time.
Wanna know how? Watch this video and find out!
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