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Member You - 5 Hot Job Negotiations Tips!
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3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organizati
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A job offer is a vote of confidence in your ability to do a good job. And it says a lot about your skill in developing a rapport and chemistry with your next boss.
But the job search process isn’t over!
How you close the deal by successfully negotiating a compensation package can make or break the job offer on the table. Do it right and you lock up your new job and position yourself for the future. Do it wrong and you can lose the offer.
The solution is to do your homework. Here are 5 tips:
1. Research your pay level. Find out how it stacks up to similar jobs in other similar organizations.
2. Don’t bank on future promises. If part of your deal is some future compensation, promotion or benefit, get it in writing!
3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organizatio
You've landed a new job and finally decided on the perfect outfit for your first day of work. Now it's time to sit back, put your feet up on your new desk, and relax, right? Wrong. Instead of settling into new-
But the job search process isn’t over!
How you close the deal by successfully negotiating a compensation package can make or break the job offer on the table. Do it right and you lock up your new job and position yourself for the future. Do it wrong and you can lose the offer.
The solution is to do your homework. Here are 5 tips:
1. Research your pay level. Find out how it stacks up to similar jobs in other similar organizations.
2. Don’t bank on future promises. If part of your deal is some future compensation, promotion or benefit, get it in writing!
3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organizati
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The solution is to do your homework. Here are 5 tips:
1. Research your pay level. Find out how it stacks up to similar jobs in other similar organizations.
2. Don’t bank on future promises. If part of your deal is some future compensation, promotion or benefit, get it in writing!
3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organizati
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1. Research your pay level. Find out how it stacks up to similar jobs in other similar organizations.
2. Don’t bank on future promises. If part of your deal is some future compensation, promotion or benefit, get it in writing!
3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organizati
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3. If possible get hold of the organization's info packet. Often compensation, benefits packages and other expectations are spelled out there.
4. Get your new boss or the HR rep to spell out the organization's expectations of their employees in general and of this job in particular.
5. Remember you are in the strongest bargaining position before you accept the job. That’s when your negotiating must be done.
Most managers expect you to negotiate. Don’t passively accept whatever is put on the table. Be prepared to discuss your concerns about the offer, e.g. level of compensation, benefits package, future growth, reporting relationships, etc.
In short, wrap up your job search with a bang!
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