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Interesting.... Could anyone be more specific? Plenty of "serious" firms ask about last salary earned (in fact, if you were to fill out an application on line,
by draz 15y ago
Interesting.... Could anyone be more specific? Plenty of "serious" firms ask about last salary earned (in fact, if you were to fill out an application on line, you may not proceed, as these fields tend to be mandatory). Is your advice to simply fill out $0?
I've always thought "current salary" was irrelevant and just a nasty tactic.
- danssig 15y agoI always refuse to answer about previous salary. As I've said in other places in this thread, previous salary is irrelevant. They have the right to ask and I have the right to refuse to answer. It's part of the negotiation. If me not telling them is enough for them not to want to hire me then I would have been underpaid and unhappy anyway. >Plenty of "serious" firms ask about last salary earned (in fact, if you were to fill out an application on line Are you saying that a "serious" firm would have you fill out an application (online or otherwise)? I thought any career level job would expect a resume/CV.
- salemh 15y agoWith online applications you can just place 0 (if required), and make a note "unwilling to disclose" or "will discuss compensation within an interview" or "upon offer" etc. Big finance firms (EG, top 3 in the world) require tax documentation and will rescind offers if your comp was exaggerated.