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"We've NEVER had someone be so stubborn about sharing their salary". If I heard that and felt I was going to walk away anyway, I'd be tempted to throw back "Ho
by jrs235 11y ago
"We've NEVER had someone be so stubborn about sharing their salary".
If I heard that and felt I was going to walk away anyway, I'd be tempted to throw back "How much do you make?" And watch to see if they squirm to not share.
If they came back with "what I make has nothing to do with this position you're being interviewed for" come back with "then neither does my previous salaries, if they do then I need to know how much other folks in other positions in this company make so I can gauge whether I think this company will still be here in the future."
- cushychicken 11y agoThe techniques in Patrick's post are a less abrasive version of this.
- Retric 11y agoThe key point is going to walk away anyway Your goal should be to get several competitive offers rather than simply taking the first thing that somewhat fits. As such you should expect to walk away from several companies. In any major city you should easily be able to burn bridges it's simply not a big deal.
- uremog 11y agoMy form here needs my recruiter's salary before I can move on.