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Here’s to
Hearing the Words
!”You’re Hired"
HEED THIS ADVICE:
1. Do not talk salary until a job offer is made.
3. Find out the range the position pays and seek between the midpoint and the max.
Hiring managers will want to know what salary you seek so they know if you fall within their ballpark.. However, if your number is lower or higher than the position offers, two things can happen if you give them a number before learning the salary range the position actually offers:
(1) You can undercut your worth in the hope that it will help you receive the job offer. This method can work in reverse. It decreases your perceived value and may actually cost you the position or get you the position for much lower than the prospective employer might have offered.
(2) If the salary you seek is higher than the salary range the position pays, it can automatically put you in the “screened out” pile.
This page will provide you with everything you need to know.
Hiring managers will want to know what salary you seek so they know if you fall within their ballpark.. However, if your number is lower or higher than the position offers, two things can happen if you give them a number before learning the salary range the position actually offers:
(1) You can undercut your worth in the hope that it will help you receive the job offer. This method can work in reverse. It decreases your perceived value and may actually cost you the position or get you the position for much lower than the prospective employer might have offered.
(2) If the salary you seek is much higher than the salary range the position pays, it can automatically put you in the “screened out” pile.
HEED
THIS
ADVICE:
Do not talk salary until a job offer is made.
Find out the range the position pays and
seek between the midpoint and the max.
Hiring managers will want to know what salary you seek so they know if you fall within their ballpark.. However, if your number is lower or higher than the position offers, two things can happen if you give them a number before learning the salary range the position actually offers:
(1) You can undercut your worth in the hope that it will help you receive the job offer. This method can work in reverse. It decreases your perceived value and may actually cost you the position or get you the position for much lower than the prospective employer might have offered.
(2) If the salary you request is higher than the salary range the position pays, it can automatically put you in the “screened out” pile.
This page will provide you with everything you need to know.
HEED THIS ADVICE:
1. Do not talk salary until a job offer is made.
3. Find out the range the position pays and seek between the midpoint and the max.
Hiring managers will want to know what salary you seek so they know if you fall within their ballpark.. However, if your number is lower or higher than the position offers, two things can happen if you give them a number before learning the salary range the position actually offers:
(1) You can undercut your worth in the hope that it will help you receive the job offer. This method can work in reverse. It decreases your perceived value and may actually cost you the position or get you the position for much lower than the prospective employer might have offered.
(2) If the salary you seek is higher than the salary range the position pays, it can automatically put you in the “screened out” pile.
This page will provide you with everything you need to know.
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