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Showing posts with label Salary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salary. Show all posts
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How to Determine Your Salary Range
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 0 comments
By Caroline Levchuck
The elusive salary range ... Every job seeker needs one, but most don't know where to find it.
Salary ranges are a critical and often confusing part of job seeking.
Salary ranges change constantly. They vary from company to company, from bullish markets to bearish days, and from person to person based on experience. They also vary dramatically among different industries and geographic regions.
But, help is out there. By following a few simple rules, you can determine a range that works for you.
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The elusive salary range ... Every job seeker needs one, but most don't know where to find it.
Salary ranges are a critical and often confusing part of job seeking.
Salary ranges change constantly. They vary from company to company, from bullish markets to bearish days, and from person to person based on experience. They also vary dramatically among different industries and geographic regions.
But, help is out there. By following a few simple rules, you can determine a range that works for you.
Read More Hotjobs
Five Alternatives to Salary Negotiations
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By Todd Anten
You think interviews are scary?
There's one part of getting a job that can be even more intimidating: Negotiating a salary.
But what happens when a prospective employer just won't meet your salary request? Should you tuck your tail between your legs and accept the job anyway? Or should you politely turn down the job, even if you really need it?
Fortunately, you have a third alternative: You can ask for other benefits that can adequately replace an instant salary boost.
For instance: Consider requesting that you can get a performance review six months after you start. This request will show that you're willing to stand behind your work and prove yourself to the company. Then, in six months, you can request a salary increase.
Here are four other things you can ask for at the negotiating table OTHER than money.
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You think interviews are scary?
There's one part of getting a job that can be even more intimidating: Negotiating a salary.
But what happens when a prospective employer just won't meet your salary request? Should you tuck your tail between your legs and accept the job anyway? Or should you politely turn down the job, even if you really need it?
Fortunately, you have a third alternative: You can ask for other benefits that can adequately replace an instant salary boost.
For instance: Consider requesting that you can get a performance review six months after you start. This request will show that you're willing to stand behind your work and prove yourself to the company. Then, in six months, you can request a salary increase.
Here are four other things you can ask for at the negotiating table OTHER than money.
Read More Hotjobs
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