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My background is in operations mostly in tech companies. I quit my last position at a VC due to personal reasons. After months of job searching, I got a job at a tech-based law company for a meager 35k a year. 

A job is a job, but beating UPL out of salespeople is better than job-searching. Since I'm not an attorney, they promoted me to sales manager; no base increase, but monthly bonuses. It shot me up to about 75k a year. Not bad. 

The company expanded and decided that they were tired of tracking their sales on google-fucking-calendars, they offered me to reprise my role as operations analyst. I streamlined everything using our CRMs, creating dashboards in excel, a punch-in-out system, tracking calls and now they're SOPs. I did this all, but in lieu of a bonus, I was promised profit sharing. Unfortunately it was literally a two-hundred bucks. After looking at my pay stubs, those too have been taken much like my bonus.

Basically I'm back at 35k, but now with additional actual analysis work (matching lead-success rates, attributing lost leads to closes, measure profitability per person, labor attribution etc.), working 90 hours a week and I can hardly afford groceries. 

This may seem stupid; do I ask for a raise? Do I market myself elsewhere? This all happened fairly quick and I'm beyond stressed out, not sleeping and probably drinking too much.
<bot>: Took entry level job, got promoted w/ addl pay, got promoted again and lost pay with more responsibilities.