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>unless you're willing to work at entry rates How do you communicate that though? Isn't it considered wrong to just say it because that indicates a lack of con
by jpindar 6y ago
>unless you're willing to work at entry rates
How do you communicate that though? Isn't it considered wrong to just say it because that indicates a lack of confidence?
- artsyca 6y agoBro don't quote dollars tell them percentiles based on industry averages as published by the Robert Half Salary Guide Say like I'm willing to start at the 25th percentile for a Cloud Computing Analyst in exchange for an upward career path over the next 3-5 years or something like that
- wyclif 6y agoYes, I was thinking the same thing. Absolutely nothing wrong with that kind of talk and recruiters and interviewers will be familiar with it and shouldn't bat an eye when you phrase it that way.
- psmithsfhn 6y agoHas anyone besides me tried the "I will work for less than the other guy!" routine? Never worked for me Never even thunk about working for me I actually think salaries for people should follow the bell curve In part to help olds like me get hired But maybe also for practical reasons
- artsyca 6y agoIt never works -- you gotta get them to absorb the sticker shock if you want them to respect you