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Since I STILL seem to be low balling the figure what WOULD be an average salary in the valley? For someone just out of grad school?
by solarmist 16y ago
Since I STILL seem to be low balling the figure what WOULD be an average salary in the valley? For someone just out of grad school?
- peteforde 16y ago90-105k Read this before doing every interview: Game Theory, Salary Negotiation, and Programmers http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=67 http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=67
- solarmist 16y agoGreat link. Thanks.
- iam 16y agoThis is gold, I wish I read this before my last interview!
- bhickey 16y agoWhen the company is the first to give a number, you always get the job, and you have a 50% chance of getting a high salary. No... Let's say you're going to the store to get milk. Either milk will be on sale or milk will not be on sale. We've covered the universe with our proposition. Nevertheless, the presence of two options is irrelevant to their respective probabilities. Assigning a uniform prior to the options is downright absurd. I believe what he means to say is this: No employer is going to lower their offer because you've asked for more.