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re: Interview Techniques and Salary Negotiation
Posted on 10/2/19 at 9:42 am to Screaming Viking
Posted on 10/2/19 at 9:42 am to Screaming Viking
quote:I was going to talk about commissions in my last post but didn't have time.
You will take this the wrong way, but you don't know what you are talking specific to my industry. There are salesmen for competitors that make double the base salary than mine do. Mine get paid much higher commission rate. Those guys are lazy. Mine go make things happen, and ultimately make more money than our competitors.
It seems pretty clear that commissions severely change the salary equation, especially if they could potentially dwarf base pay. Compensation correlates with performance, as it should be.
If someone jumps from a strictly salaried position to another for higher pay, that is an indicator of ambition and motivation. Compensation should correlate with performance/value. If someone leaves a base+commission position for one with higher base and potentially lower commissions, that could be an indicator of laziness as you pointed out. Totally different ballgame.
Still, it is silly to throw out resumes just because someone seems to be a job hopper.
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