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>They also do not want to be part of a bidding war, so it is natural to impose limits (some folks do go overboard). AKA accept our lowball offer before you rea
by omgwtfbbq 6y ago
>They also do not want to be part of a bidding war, so it is natural to impose limits (some folks do go overboard).
AKA accept our lowball offer before you realize how much you're worth
- braveyellowtoad 6y agoEvery auction has a time limit
- omgwtfbbq 6y agoThese "exploding offers" are usualy 24-48 hours and thats not enough time to get any feedback from your other potential employers.
- LaserToy 6y agoNo, the offer might be good, but I’m just not willing to wait a month as there are other candidates in the pipeline.
- omgwtfbbq 6y agoMight be but if you aren't willing to let them hear their other offers and negotiate you probably aren't willing to hire the best people.
- LaserToy 6y agoI’m, I just not willing to wait for them. It also tells me that they are not interested in the company, and the best people both good and interested. And yes, it saves money (both hiring and motivated folks produce more) - no surprise here Fun fact, that when I’m looking for a job I will be arguing like you.