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I work for a non-profit and I want to be careful not to give out to much information. Our program started a little over a year ago and my position was created specifically for this program. My duties are pretty nebulous but is primarily data entry.
Essentially, I track most all the data for our program and report it to different entities. I've created some semi-complex spreadsheets in order to do so, and have become the defacto excel guy for our office.
I feel like my contributions and my pay dont match up, but I love the company I work for and my bosses. How do I figure out what I am worth so that I can go to them for a raise?
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