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The year might be winding down, but we’ve got an insider secret for you: October is a prime month for new job postings. Your new fall bucket list should look like this: go apple picking, carve a pumpkin, and apply for Impact Jobs. Scroll down, boos.

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Here's what we got on tap for you today

• Meme of the Week
• Article of the Week: Should You Switch Jobs to Get a Raise?
• New Job Opportunities
• Win of the Week: New Alliance for Women in Tech
• Bummer of the Week: Donate to Hurricane Milton Relief

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Meme of the Week

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Article of the Week

‍Is Changing Jobs the Best Way to Get a Raise?

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Hey, we see you over there, working hard at the same company for years for measly annual raises. We also see your increasing bills, the high cost of living, and that boujee European vacation you’ve been dreaming about.

It’s time to make more money. And you wanna know one of the best ways to do that? Switching jobs.

At least…maybe. Let’s look into some stats.

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In 2023, Bank of America reported that you could score a 13% pay increase by switching jobs. Compare that to the 3-5% increase you can get each year at your current job.

Essentially, you have more bargaining power at a new company than you do at your current one. But pay isn’t the only factor you should weigh.

If you like the culture at your current job and it offers great benefits, paid time off, and work-life balance, staying might feel more worthwhile than starting over somewhere else. Plus, your current job might be able to negotiate on those things with you more than they could over a raise.

BUT if you’re ready for a change and the growth potential at your current job isn’t cutting it (and you want more cold hard cash in your bank account), switching jobs is the way to go.

There’s also a third option here, which is that you could leverage a job offer to get a raise at your current job. Trust us, this is gonna make you feel like a bada$$ boss.

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Whatever option you choose, we’re manifesting a full bank account and that European holiday for ya.

If you are ready to change jobs, scroll down to start applying for new Impact Jobs pronto. Arrivederci!

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New Job Opportunities

1. Climate & Sustainability Manager at City of Bainbridge Island - Bainbridge Island, WA (USA)
2. Executive Director at Russian Riverkeeper - Healdsburg, CA (USA)
3. One-Year Prospect Research Assistant at Earthjustice - New York, NY (USA)
4. Manager, Partner Development at Girls Who Code - New York, NY (USA)
5. Planning Chief at County of San Bernardino - San Bernardino, CA (USA)
6. Senior Development Officer, Foundations at Earthjustice - New York, NY; Washington, DC; San Francisco, CA (USA)

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Win of the Week:

California-based tech company Cadence Design System, Inc. announced the launch of the Cadence Giving Foundation’s Fem.AI Alliance. The alliance consists of companies and industry leaders that are committed to increasing opportunities for women in tech and AI.

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Bummer of the Week:

Hurricane Milton ravaged the state of Florida last week, which left millions without power and resulted in at least two dozen deaths. Click the link below for a list of reputable organizations accepting donations for hurricane relief.

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