How to answer: 'What is your salary range?' Everyone tries not to be the first to throw out a number, but then there it is: The recruiter or interviewer asks what salary range you're looking for. How do you answer that? "I'd say, 'Thank you for asking. Tell me more how the c...
Before you go into the interview, learn about the market salary. This will help you understand an acceptable salary standard, and add to the negotiation process. You don't want to ask for an unreasonably high salary that the interviewer may not be able to accept. You want to be in a ...
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Don’t jump the gun.If you are contemplating how to ask about the salary in a job interview, let the interviewer steer the conversation for you.Wait for the hiring manager to bring up the salary discussion and make sure you fully understand the requirements of the position before...
How To Respond To Interview Questions About Your Salary HistoryAlison Green
From the moment you apply for a job, you’re probably curious about how much it pays. But you don’t want to jump the gun and ask about salary upfront. A potential employer may ask for your salary range during the initial application or the first interview. Don’t hesi...
4. Ask colleagues, friends, and family Asking friends, colleagues, or former employees for feedback can give you the extra edge as well. With a specific range in mind, you’ll feel much more empowered going into an interview or renegotiating your current salary. ...
So when you hear the salary expectations question, you’ll be thinking “What do I need to say to get to my next interview? They asked for my current salary and salary expectations, so I’ll tell them that so we can move on.”
During the job interview process, you’re likely to get a question about your salary expectations. Here’s how to approach it so you don’t leave money on the table.
“I am looking for salary between $X-Y” but I know the position pays (usually quite a bit) lower than that, I will advise the applicant that their expectations are higher than what the position pays, and ask if they are still interested in the phone interview. Sometimes they are, ...