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Josh Doody
@joshdoody · Author, Developer, Maker
Thanks for sharing this, @mijustin!
I wrote this course because I worked with so many people who were pursuing a salary increase without a way to quantify their goal—the salary they should be pursuing.
They would say, "I'm underpaid and I want a raise." and I would say, "What should you be paid?" and they wouldn't have any idea. Or they would get a job of… See more
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Josh Doody
@joshdoody · Author, Developer, Maker
Thanks for sharing this, @mijustin!
I wrote this course because I worked with so many people who were pursuing a salary increase without a way to quantify their goal—the salary they should be pursuing.
They would say, "I'm underpaid and I want a raise." and I would say, "What should you be paid?" and they wouldn't have any idea. Or they would get a job of… See more
Greg Gilbert
@gregoiregilbert · Founder, Blades.live
That's true, Josh is a friend.
But objectively speaking, his knowledge on the topic is very impressive.
I haven't watched the video course yet, but I'm sure it's almost as solid as his book.
Good job launching it, Josh!
Austin Sandmeyer
@as_austin · Thinker/Student/Rockstar
I think this would be awesome to aggregate into a website with various options! Undoubtedly the resources in the videos are extremely useful but I think that could grab some more attention and use cases.
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Justin Jackson
@mijustin · MegaMaker
While I was working as a Product Manager, my friend @joshdoody was the guy I called whenever I needed salary advice.
The biggest question most professionals have when applying for a job, or asking for a raise is simply: Am I being paid what I'm worth?
After constantly getting questions like this from his friends, he decided to create a video course anyone … See more
Ben Tossell
@bentossell · Community Lead, Product Hunt
so how does it work...and how accurate? would love to hear feedback as I imagine people will use their current employer as a reference point
Is there a way to check it out without an email course? I bet a lot of people would search their own salaries
Where does the info come from?