When I'm at a job interview how do I ask for more money effectivley

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Do you know how many people I passed over at interviews because they want more money? Behind that one person wanting $10 is 5 more who will gladly work for $8.75.

If you feel as if you deserve me (especially as a new hire who hasn't proven to me that their skills deem more pay) then go for a different job then.

This.

And we're talking hourly wage?

Son, until we talk about salary then there isn't much leeway here

 

[beenz]

Can you do some research to see what the salary range or max is? if the max is lower than $10 then you can forget it. But if it's higher, ask for the max and let them bring it down.

If ur in the job market, the glassdoor app is a necessity.

 

[CinnaSlim]

Why do you feel you deserve more? If you have the experience, get some reference letters and go for the higher position.

 

[Swirv]

Tell them you will bring a work ethic on day 1 better than the best employee there and it will only increase with more experience on the job.

 

[MercuryHayes]

Because I'm worth way more then my resume
There gonna low ball me and be like 8.75 an hour
I'm gonna be like "nah man, fukk that shyt, if you don't bump it up to $10 I'll walk out"

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

If they mention how much the job pays during the interview then . Most low-paying jobs do that off rip and ask if you're cool with it or not. If not, on to the next.

 

[DrX]

Lol@8.75 ...u better save every dime and start a business bro because these cacs will have u working for that 20 years from now. This is coming from somebody that been stuck in min wage hell his whole life. Just happy I figured it out young in my twenties

 

[hayesc0]

Min wage jobs actually make u bother having a job interview???

This sounds really out of touch have you ever had a minimum wage job.

 

[beenz]

This sounds really out of touch have you ever had a minimum wage job.

yup, in high school.