How should I handle my salary negotiation?

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[MikelArteta]

Ask for 150k

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

@Betty Draper I would try to ask a University Business Professor that is specialized in this feild about this question.

 

[BaileyPark31]

Fake an attack by a MAGA to garner sympathy, then ask for a raise to pay your medical bills.

 

[Listen]

I think there a few things to consider:

What is the position?

Is it at the same company you are already employed at?

Do you already know what the role entails?

How big is the company? Are they well funded?

How much experience do you have in the EXACT same role?

All of these items can drastically alter how you should go about defining “fair”

 

[Leasy]

For your current salary lie and say you make at least 10 grand more then you pick a price range and thats it.

I easily went over 30 grand in two jobs in 3 years

 

[Rawtid]

What's the role? I usually google the salary range based on the job title using salary.com or glassdoor. If the position is on indeed, I include a salary amount in the search such as "Analyst $85,000" and keep increasing the salary until the role no longer shows in the search results, the salary right before stops showing up is the one I ask for.

 

[Betty Draper]

Well saying "good compensation" guarantees you won't get it. So, don't worry just have fun out there

Read what I wrote properly. I said good compensation because I was asked this by the HR person BEFORE the interview and didn’t want to put myself in a box, so I deflected. When I have the actual interview that’s when I’ll open up about negoitating.

 

[Betty Draper]

What's the role? I usually google the salary range based on the job title using salary.com or glassdoor. If the position is on indeed, I include a salary amount in the search such as "Analyst $85,000" and keep increasing the salary until the role no longer shows in the search results, the salary right before stops showing up is the one I ask for.

It’s a consultancy role with some project management involved. I’m currently a business analyst. I’ll check out both sites, thanks!

 

[Betty Draper]

Fake an attack by a MAGA to garner sympathy, then ask for a raise to pay your medical bills.

Unfortunately, I’m British so this won’t work.

 

[Betty Draper]

I think there a few things to consider:

What is the position?

Is it at the same company you are already employed at?

Do you already know what the role entails?

How big is the company? Are they well funded?

How much experience do you have in the EXACT same role?

All of these items can drastically alter how you should go about defining “fair”

It’s a consultancy role with project management involved

No, different company.

Yes, I know the basics. I’ll dig for more details during the interview

Not that big, mid sized with offices around Europe, but it was recently bought out by a large company.

I’m a business analyst right now, so different but I have a lot of transferable skills working for a big company. Agile, scrum work experience (not certs though) and a master’s from a good university.

I’ll look at the market rate, my value and then choose a figure. I know my minimum which is not less than I’m earning now.

 

[Betty Draper]

Ask for 150k

LOL I’m not there yet

 

[Geek Nasty]

What's the role? I usually google the salary range based on the job title using salary.com or glassdoor. If the position is on indeed, I include a salary amount in the search such as "Analyst $85,000" and keep increasing the salary until the role no longer shows in the search results, the salary right before stops showing up is the one I ask for.

Cheat codes

 

[Rawtid]

It’s a consultancy role with some project management involved. I’m currently a business analyst. I’ll check out both sites, thanks!

Ask for $50-$55/hr if you have 8-10+ years
45-50 for mid level
40-45 for entry

 

[The Connoisseurs]

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