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this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2025
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You've been there since 2019? So you've got 5 years of work experience. And it sounds like you have amassed a lot of skills, and should be hireable.
An increase in expenses is a valid reason to ask for a raise. Not to mention lost life spent in a fuckin tin can on the highway. If you don't ask, you'll never get it. However, you should be prepared to look for a job somewhere else, as it may put you at the top of the list for future layoffs.
Someone told me when I was 19 that you should look for a new job every 90 days and that has served me very well. Even if you aren't looking actively, it helps you to get a good idea of what's out there, what compensation is being offered for people with your skillset, and keeps your resume up to date and your interview skills sharp.