Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Realistically, you will tell your boss one of these two sentences:
- I am working somewhere else now
- It's nice here, keep it up
You decide.

Just for fun, I just checked. I don't know about 10 years ago, but 8 years ago I financed my [ETW] and still have the documents on my computer. Today, I earn 62% more on my fixed salary. So much for the topic of cost increases...

I earn 62% more today with the fixed salary.

Are you a drug dealer? :eek: That was worth it.

Realistically, you will tell your boss one of these two sentences: - I'm working somewhere else now - It's nice here, keep it up You decide.

Since I slept my way up to the office, I probably have to negotiate to stay warm.

I just looked for fun. I don't know about 10 years ago, but 8 years ago I financed my condo and therefore still have the documents on my computer. Today, I earn 62% more in fixed salary. So much for the topic of cost increases...

Although this is certainly associated with significant career steps. For > 50 years, such jumps are rather unusual in my opinion. That said, congratulations on this increase o_O

Sure. These are then more like salary adjustments than salary increases. Or both. On the other hand, if you convert that to an average annual increase, it’s only 6.24%... And: It could also be that I was simply underpaid before... so maybe I was only earning 2,000 EUR eight years ago... ;)