Guides for Salary & Career Growth
Most people negotiate a handful of times in their life, against managers who do it every quarter. A guide who has sat on the hiring side levels that field: what ranges are actually movable, which arguments land, and how to ask without damaging the relationship.
Growth questions belong here too: making the case for a promotion, choosing between an internal path and an outside offer, or diagnosing why the next step keeps not happening despite good reviews.
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The people who made these moves
Rami Hajji
- Egypt and TunisiatoGermany
- Sales and leadershiptoFounding Nawaya
Left at 19 with a degree nobody here knew and a language I did not speak. Sixteen years later Germany is home, and I am building Nawaya.
Speaks English, German, Arabic, FrenchGermany
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Isabell Hajji
Over ten years in HR and leadership, full-time, alongside raising a child.
Sessions in GermanGermany
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Firas Fessi
- Offshore renewablestoTender and acquisition
Engineer in offshore renewables, then tender and acquisition management for complex global projects. Belgium.
Speaks EnglishBelgium
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Warren Nugent
From UX to Product
Speaks EnglishUnited Arab Emirates
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Frequently asked questions
When is the right moment to prepare a negotiation session?
Two to four weeks before the conversation, enough time to gather market data, build your impact evidence and rehearse the ask once. Preparing the night before is better than nothing, but barely.
Do guides know European salary realities?
That is the point of choosing one who works in your market: notice periods, collective agreements, total-package components and slower cycles change the playbook compared to US advice.
What if my problem is growth, not money?
Then say so, plateau diagnosis is a classic session topic. Often the honest answer involves visibility or scope, not another certification.
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