#negotiate salary

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Mastering Salary Negotiation: Top Strategies to Boost Your Earnings

1. Understanding the Importance of Salary Negotiation Why Salary Negotiation Matters Negotiating your salary is critical for several reasons. It not only determines your immediate earnings but also sets the foundation for future financial growth within the company. According to a study by Glassdoor, employees who negotiate their salaries can earn up to $1 million more over their careers…

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How to Negotiate a Salary or Raise Successfully

How to Negotiate a Salary or Raise Successfully: A Step-by-Step Guide Negotiating your salary or a raise can be daunting, but with the right strategies, you can confidently navigate this crucial process. Here’s a guide to help you achieve the best outcome: 1. Start with a “No” Begin the negotiation by aiming to hear a “no” from your employer. This counterintuitive approach, as advocated by…

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do you think the group of assassins and murderers and etc working for a guy that wants to kill all humans has life insurance [id in alt!]

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If Your Employer Refuses To Negotiate Salary, Try These 11 Creative Counteroffers

If a potential employer refuses to negotiate salary, it doesn’t mean that their offer is bad. Internal policies far more benign than the one I just described dictate salary offers. Some employers have a strict system for salaries based on tenure, experience, performance, or job title. Others must adhere to government guidelines or union rules regarding fair salaries.

It also doesn’t mean that the conversation is over. You can ask for so much more than money! When an employer refuses to negotiate salary, they’re giving you leverage to ask for other things. Today, I’ll give you a few ideas for creative counteroffers that will make your life better and sweeten any job transition. Even better, I’ll suggest some simple scripts you can follow to maximize your chances that they’ll say “yes.”

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i actually have The Interview Of A Lifetime Ever tomorrow. wish me luck. i am so afraid.

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60k is unacceptable compensation to put up with the alien bullshit that UNIT has to deal with. Good job knowing your worth Donna Noble.

[marnz]

guess who accepted a conditional offer for the job!!!!!

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hello beautifuls, i got a job offer last week in [redacted] and i’m so grateful and excited to be… making money again! and to finally have my own place and fix it up to my taste and get 2 cats 🥹 there’s a job in [redacted] w the same exact salary range and i’m really hoping i get it bc it’s a much more desirable hot girl walkable city. my final interview for that job is next wednesday send hot girl city job offer vibes my way pls

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i think they should just give every single person a one time payment of 100.000 $ (or rather the local adjusted equivalent) and see where it goes. they say that will just lead to inflation but i know that economics are a scam so i feel like we should just try it

[stargazerdaisy]

Sitting down to update my resume, tailored to a new role I am going to apply for, and suddenly feeling totally overwhelmed about how to organize it properly. In past versions, I've felt like I didn't have enough experience or skills to fill out the resume, but this time I feel like I have more stuff than there is space. So, now I have to decide if I am going to edit the last version or if I'm going to start from scratch.

[dorianpavus]

found a job listing i want so bad.... it was posted a little while ago and i am so scared it's gonna be filled before anyone even sees my application.... please wish me luck y'all 😭

[sunflowervol69]

oh yeah I got a job offer at one of my dream workplaces! btw

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What are some not-bank-breaking benefits you can ask an employer for? I have a good shot at a good job, but as a VERY small business, it pays less than I was hoping for. It's still more than my current situation of self-employed, and they already have offered pretty decent benefits on the form of PTO and medical/ dental/ vision. Plus, I'd be working with an owner/ manager I already know is smart and open minded. (WFH is meh for me, as it's a modest commute and a place away from distractions of the home.) I was thinking a very modest pay bump to match another job I interviewed for (but have not yet heard back from), or a slightly lower contribution to my medical. Anything else you suggest that says "I'm interested, but you are below my preferred rate"?

We have just the thing, babycakes! Here's our guide to asking for stuff other than a salary increase (though you should still absolutely ask for that no matter the size of the company) and a couple more resources for your situation:

If Your Employer Refuses To Negotiate Salary, Try These 11 Creative Counteroffers

Workplace Benefits and Other Cool Side Effects of Employment 

You Really Need to Ask for a Raise. Here's How. 

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why everything gotta cost money