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> TRICK: If you want to earn more, use this salesman tactic: never mention a price until the recruiter says how much she can pay. I'd disagree a little on this
by haney 10y ago
> TRICK: If you want to earn more, use this salesman tactic: never mention a price until the recruiter says how much she can pay.
I'd disagree a little on this one. I think that as a candidate you could make good use of the anchoring technique. If you establish a number that's friendly to you and then negotiate from there you're likely to end up in that ball park. If they throw out a number that's way below where you wanted to be it's hard to negotiate up much more (although perhaps, that's a good signal that this position is not up to your salary requirements).
- Azuolas 10y agoI agree. Person should have a wide salary range, such as 60-80K, not a single number like 80K. If the recruiter throw number below the lowest expectation it is a red flag for sure.
- haney 10y agoAs a previous hiring manager I usually take the average of the range and then negotiate from there, so there's still some implicit anchoring going on.