In this economy I say take it unless you have a job.

Been offered a job and my new boss wants to start me off on the lowest end of the scale. He has offered me the most profitable part of the business to run, but has started me off with the lowest in the salary bracket. I told him I’ll think about his offer. I feel he has an element of doubt about me thats why he gave me the lowest possible salary offer or does he have something up his sleeve? How do I convince him I deserve more?

The best way would be to outperform your peers. Be the first one there and the last to leave. Make sure you know how often your boss plans to evaluate your work. If you haven’t asked him already, ask him what will take to earn a higher salary. Put the ball in his court. When he tells you, write it down in front of him and repeat it back. This way, later you can go back on the exact day he plans to evaluate, show him item by item what you have done in each category he mentioned earlier, and show him you deserve a higher salary.

I have selected in MNC. But during my salary negotiation I did not ask them about shifing house luggage reimbursement.

Now what can I do.

Bear the cost by yourself.. or if you have confident you can get the reimbursement if you ask, then go ahead. For me, if not too much, better forget it..

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I am applying for a job that is typically paid anywhere from $80,000-$105,000. It really varies. They didn’t list how much they would pay for the job or what their range is. What do I say for salary requirement? Do I go higher then I want incase there is a negotiation etc?
I’ve usually found that whatever the company offers you…you can usually get increased if you counter with asking for $2000-5000 more.
Debra…after the recession is over, I will still have the job and obviously will be putting in a lot of hours to earn that 100k. I’d like to not short change myself. Guess what happens the following year when it is time for a salary increase…whatever you lacked and could have gotten auto increased with little to not effort will take years to build up.

Don’t sell yourself short, ask for the top end of the range, if they go lower, tell them your worth the pay, and will definitely earn the money and make them proud of their choice.

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A look into the negotiation tactics of men vs. women during the interview process. This video features Corporate Human Resource experts Tami Mann and Matt Durfee from Navigator Executive Advisors and the Navigator Institute.
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