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re: How does one go about negotiating salary?
Posted on 5/15/14 at 8:23 am to theBeard
Posted on 5/15/14 at 8:23 am to theBeard
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every employer will say this but it NEVER happens. Get your money upfront. I have negotiated salary several times and I have always asked for Way more then I actually wanted, then they counter with more then I was trying to get.
I'm getting ready to make my arguement for a promotion in a few weeks. I've been taking on more and more work for two years now and have been working at a level above my current pay grade for almost 2 years.
I have my arguement together showing what I've been working on, I hightlighted everything I do on my current job description as well as the job description that's one level up.
My arguement is very strong to be promoted, but my dilemma is what do I do if I'm not happy with the salary increase that's given? I've been working beyond my current grade for almost two years and haven't been getting what I feel like I deserved during that entire time. Is something like this negotiable? I do have a number in mind that I would be happy with, but what do I say to try to squeeze more out of them if they don't give me what I'm hoping for?
This post was edited on 5/15/14 at 8:25 am
Posted on 5/15/14 at 8:48 am to Hammond Tiger Fan
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My arguement is very strong to be promoted, but my dilemma is what do I do if I'm not happy with the salary increase that's given? I've been working beyond my current grade for almost two years and haven't been getting what I feel like I deserved during that entire time. Is something like this negotiable? I do have a number in mind that I would be happy with, but what do I say to try to squeeze more out of them if they don't give me what I'm hoping for?
Arent you an EE? So many companies are currently hiring EE's with experience right now. Maybe you should think about changing companies.
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