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Most of the times it’s a company policy. As a hiring manager i never knew the salary of the open positions i was filling, only hr snd c-levels did. Since my la
by higeorge13 4y ago
Most of the times it’s a company policy. As a hiring manager i never knew the salary of the open positions i was filling, only hr snd c-levels did.
Since my last job, asking the salary range is my first question in recruiter dms and generic emails. My current company was super open to reveal salary range on the first email, and i really appreciated it and eventually accepted the offer. People should demand transparrency.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoIt's company policy because it's good for the company.
- kedean 4y agoIt's company policy because it lets them take advantage of candidates.
- new_learner 4y agoI meant also why does it make sense even from company's perspective. It's not like these policies are set in stone.
- karmajunkie 4y agoanother motivation is that companies don’t often want other employees knowing how much the new hire could be making, then realizing they haven’t had a raise in awhile. or that they didn’t negotiate nearly enough when they got hired.