Salary Negotiations

How much can I expect to make when I’m internally promoted to associate director in New York

I’m in a situation where one teammate isn’t contributing. We have to do two jobs because they’re slacking. This is maybe far fetched, but if budgets are tight, would it be reasonable to suggest reallo… more

Last year I worked extremely hard: led field tests, built a new product, and outperformed competitors. I was making $135K, got a 117% year-end review, but only received a 4% raise to $140K. Product is not cheap, … more

I've been working with a U.S. designer via Upwork. She pays me $8.50/h (I'm in Ecuador), but I found out she charges clients $38/h for my work. I’m basically getting 20%. I have 5 years of exp… more

So I applied for a jr accountant but when I had the interviews they kept referring the role as staff accountant. So I negotiated that title instead & 10k more. Then I get the offer letter & it… more

After a month of being unemployed, I've received an offer, and it comes with a 10% salary bump from my last job, so I'm excited about that. The only drawback is that the job's in an HCOL a… more

For Candidates with Competing Offers

Is it wrong to use an offer you have no intention of accepting just to negotiate more from the job you do want? Where’s the ethical line?

Do we think the job market has gotten any better recently?

I was recently laid off and will be applying to a lateral move position that pays around $250k total comp. I got a $20k hiring bonus at my last position. How much should I ask for a signing bonus in t… more

I have my one year review coming up. How can I maximize the odds of getting the best raise possible?
I am a contractor and the company loves me. I was told to expect a 3 - 5 percent increase (I know cost of… more

Recruiters or HR: Have you ever seen someone negotiate themselves out of a role? When does ‘asking for more’ tip into ‘red flag’ territory during recruitment?”

Have you had the most luck doing salary negotiations verbally or via email? About to start one and not sure the best way to go about it

I just got an offer for an entry-level role, and the HR rep mentioned the salary is non-negotiable. Is this a common thing for entry-level jobs, or are they just trying to shut down negotiations? I… more

Asking for Advice: For those of you who love negotiating, please share your tips! I am getting ready to negotiate for a FSC position where one is leaving, but they are also opening a second position, … more

Any pointers for negotiating a salary even after accepting the position? I accepted an offer for a government contracting gig, which pays about 10k more than my current position in education. I will b… more

I just got an offer that's $15k more than my last job and $10k more than I expected. I'm probably going to accept it as-is. But at my last job, I got a $5k signing bonus just by asking. Plus, … more

I’ve worked at Korn Ferry for 4 years, year 1 on a FTC, and then permanent. The office is based in Manc & I worked remotely earning £28K. I’ve had no pay rise/promotion in the 4 years, but I’m being tol… more

Hi! I recently got hired in one company. One other person got hired with me for the same position who has same experience and skills as me. I signed the offer letter with the company on the agreed sal… more

The company I’m currently at lost a member of our team and has no plans to re-hire. We offer sales & support and bolster the companies revenue directly with our sales. We are salaried with fluctua… more

The company I've been interviewing with for a role that was initially listed with a $140K salary just informed me they've had to redo the budget, and the new salary is $100K. I've already … more

Working in michigan for a base pay of 175k, for a bay area company. Now the company is asking me to move to bay area with a new base pay of 212k. Is that a decent increase to match cost of living?

Hi, I have a few job offers I'm entertaining, but I've narrowed it down to 2 and I'm having a difficult time deciding so would love perspectives.

New employer: salary $750K, potential bonus… more

Have you seen the “switch jobs every 2-3 years to increase your salary” line of thinking to be true? I fear being seen as a job hopper but wonder if there really are salary benefits to it

What are the main things you look for that indicates high likelihood of salary growth in the future for a role?

I signed an offer and have a bit of regret at not negotiating salary more. What are some good ways yall have integrated it into your normal process for next time?

Does ACN strategy negotiate on base salaries and bonus %? Accenture

What’s the best way to ask about a work from home office stipend during the negotiation process? Should I bring that up alongside salary?

Has anyone else noticed salary negotiations take more time around the 4th? I’ve been waiting to hear back for a week because a lot of people are on vacation according to the recruiter

I’m a Junior Software Developer II in Gauteng with over 5 years of experience. I work mainly with C#/.NET, support legacy systems, and handle testing, documentation, and client support occassionally. … more

Does anybody know what a normal salary is in Sweden for the position as Head of Regulatory Affairs with four direct reports?

140k in Phoenix Arizona or 230k in Mountain View Ca?

My brother works in the west coast and just got $20k in stock options during his annual review which sounds crazy good to me bc I get none at my company working in the Midwest. Are there companies in … more

How do you answer the question, 'What are your salary expectations' when you don't know theirs? Or my favorite, "What are your minimum salary needs? I really hate that one. I always … more

Dear HR managers,,, HELP!! How can I negotiate my current pay to what is shown online.
I am a Trauma Registrar, with 5 years of experience. I have an RHIT and CPC certifications and get paid ($26hr). Any other trauma regis… more

What happens when you realize you’re being paid fairly — but your teammate isn’t? Do you speak up, stay quiet, or walk with them?

Tips on negotiating stocks? Explain it to me like I’m in middle school. How do you find out about it? Is it information usually available on their website? How do you even withdraw it in the future?

Some people say never share your salary expectations.
Others say go in high and let them “meet you in the middle.”
Then - there’s the classic: “Say yes now and negotiate later.”

Are these helpful or harm… more