u/DogDogDogDog89 — reddlx

Sorry for the jumpscare! First and second is the before, my sweet boy was being housed in a 30gal with another female. He had stuck shed, missing toes, and poor colouration.

Now he's in a bioactive 55gal all by himself, 4 *good* hides and two additional hides. And lots of plants that will hopefully grow in soon and give him more privacy!

He still looks a bit thin to me, he's about 69g, up from 65g originally. I'm thinking ~72g would be good? He eats once a week and will eat ~6-8 crickets + some mealworms, beetles, and roaches.

u/DogDogDogDog89 — 7 days ago

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I'm about to walk into a promotion/raise conversation and want to know what is a reasonable wage I can expect or should ask for. I currently work for $29/hr. Non salaried.

Context:

My current title is associate, and I suspect I may be promoted to manager (it is a smaller organization). I work in one of the top 5 populated cities in Canada. I have been working here 1.5 years. I barely got trained and I far exceeded my expectations. I made only slightly less during my internships when I was in University. I have my own office, but no work days from home. I like my job but I feel like I am underpaid. Bonuses may become apart of compensation.

My qualifications:

Commerce degree

Very tech savvy, nobody can do what I do

Light coding experience

Main Role elements:

- Managing 2 people (used to be 3 but I had to fire one)

- Assigning work, reviewing work prior to client submission

- Creating advanced reports and workflows (involving coding)

- ERP administrator

- Product management

Current goal:

~35/hr, although it still feels low and doesn't allow for "growing room". Am I greedy?

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u/DogDogDogDog89 — 8 days ago

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