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I suspect you won't get much of an audience if you don't make it clear how much these jobs will pay. Reading some of the posted jobs, I can't tell if these are
by jhuckestein 12y ago
I suspect you won't get much of an audience if you don't make it clear how much these jobs will pay.
Reading some of the posted jobs, I can't tell if these are actual engineering jobs or $20/hr variety.
- thedangler 12y agoYeah, All those jobs look nice. But they don't mention how much I will get payed.
- hiddentao 12y agoSorry, that seems to be a problem on other similar job sites too. I haven't yet thought about how to solve that problem, any ideas are welcome! Plus, with contract work I've sometimes had to negotiate with a client - I thought it would be better to therefore leave that detail to when the employer is having a conversation with the candidate.
- RussianCow 12y agoDisplaying a range for the salary/rate is certainly a good starting point. Obviously the final number is going to be decided based on experience and after some negotiation, but at the very least I'd like to not waste my time applying for jobs that pay a maximum of $50k if I'm looking for a minimum of $75k.