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Are you satisfied with your current pay?
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You should definitely pursue that. That's how making 40% or 50% more can happen overnight - by simply changing jobs. Of course you've got to factor in the extraneous things like commute and child care, but that's the general rule of thumb. Change jobs every 3 years, make more. It's statistically proven.
It all depends on the trade-offs. But I’m talking to the guy on Monday.