Re: More responsibilities, but no more $

[bmpage <bmpage -at- mediaone -dot- net>]

Jane Carnall wrote:

> Depends how much I liked the new responsibilities. If I was really enjoying
> the extension of my role, I might stay on for a while, then look for another
> job offering the same kind of responsibilities. (It's a thought. If nothing
> but their reneging on the deal is bothering you, you could look on it as a
> six-month investment for higher pay and the pleasure of cocking a snook at
> them when you leave.)

That was my solution when it happened to me.  A tech writer shouldn't be on call
24-7, and it was an was glaring sign to a lot of future wrongs that would be
committed by management.

Victoria


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