7 Most Common Mistakes about Sallary
Tuesday, August 28th, 2007
- Asking others’
It’s not polite to ask one’s sallary. Especially when we’re not close enough to do so. Beside, knowing other people’s income is not as cool as we might think. Are you sure you’re ready to hear the answer?
- Telling yours
So what if someone ask you the question? It’s your right to choose to classify or share the number. But be aware, not everyone could feel the same way you do about the number (if you know what I mean)
- Knowing others’
It’s not a mistake if we finally find out one’s sallary. But what comes next is what we should really treat very carefully. I personally believe that the key to handle this is motivation! When you find out others make more than you, motivate your self! When you find out you make more than others, motivate them!
- Adjusting sallary to others
OK, you now know other’s sallary. Then what? Don’t ask for a raise so you could earn as much as others do. You’ll end up having stupid silence between you n your boss
They earn what they earn because they deserve it. If you’re so sure you deserve it, too, prove it!


The 1st present I received was an earthquake exactly a few minutes passed 00:00 am. It alerted everyone to jump out of the house and congrats me
August is the perfect month to talk about nationality in Indonesia. Merah Putih is the color of Indonesian Flag. Merah (red) means dare or brave and Putih (white) is the symbol of righteousness, also means pure or sincere. The combination would mean dare to do the right things or Brave when being right. But too bad, I think we didn’t manage the flag well, the white has turned a bit yellow, with dirts all around. We keep the bravery, but not the righteousness. I’ve been wondering all this time, what would our country be in the next 5 to 10 years? Better? or Worst? Well, I surely hope we can rebuild a better Indonesia for the sake of our children. I know it needs more than 1 generation of evolving, but what’s more important is to Start!