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What if... your min-salary-absolutely is 70k, but their max-salary-whatever-happens is 50k, and you waste weeks of your time on several stages of interviewing o
by jakub_g 10y ago
What if... your min-salary-absolutely is 70k, but their max-salary-whatever-happens is 50k, and you waste weeks of your time on several stages of interviewing only to learn that?
None of those "never tell your salary expectations" ever respond that question.
- scribu 10y agoExcept this article does address that concern, tangentially: ask the recruiter for the salary range.
- michaelt 10y agoWould an employer normally disclose the salary range? I mean, wouldn't candidates then always demand the maximum in the range?
- scribu 10y agoI'm not sure if knowing the salary causes candidates to always ask for the maximum. But that possibility doesn't seem to deter some companies from making salary ranges public (see Stack Overflow job listings for examples).
- scarface74 10y agoEmployers usually don't directly but my experience is that recruiters will always give you the salary range if you ask.