I'm a 24-year-old editor and show host making $70,000. I'm learning the confidence to ask for what I deserve.
In this journey, a social editor who runs multiple channels shares her experiences negotiating.I'm a 24-year-old white woman living in the Northeast and working as a senior social editor and show host at a media company. This is my second job out of college, and I make $70,000 a year.
I'm in a unique position where my company would have a hard time replacing me because I'm the face of one of the most successful shows in the whole company. I took that back to the company a few days later and said it wasn't going to work for me. I was making much less money even though I had a raise and a promotion. I requested an increase to $75,000 and even changed my tone a little saying,"This is what I deserve."
It feels like my income is back at square one, and now, many months after that August raise, I'm drafting a document to make the case for a raise to $85,000 or $90,000. This feels more in line with what I'm worth, given all I've accomplished and built for the company.
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