Salary Negotiations

What items have you negotiated for during an offer stage (or that you wish you did)? Looking beyond the basics (salary, bonus, etc.).

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Veterinsry Receptionist, 2 years of experience. However during these 2 years you've also received a $4 raise. The owner sold the buisness, and by the grace of whoever we all get to stay. I've … more

I'm approaching my one-year mark as a Digital Marketing Specialist for a well-known but small company. I'm the only one handling social strategy and content, and I've significantly grown o… more

Anyone know what the average annual salary increase/bonus is for Barclays Bank in the UK?

I’ve applied for a job and was low balled an offer 10k less than what I would’ve hoped. No salary range in job description and wasn’t told until I… more

So I am now the last staff member other than the director in my department and want to possibly negotiate a better offer in exchange to actually stay but don’t know how to go about this in the best wa… more

Looking to take the position as EHS Manager/ Director for my Hazmat Company. They have not had one in years due to situations of old history. They (CEO, HR, and my Operations Manager) are wanting to t… more

I have worked for the same Company going on almost 12 years. I am currently be presented with my First Manager role. Going It Operations to ERP Manager. I have done A LOT research on what the Average … more

I got a call from Apple for payroll analyst SAP HCM profile. Recruiter asked me expected salary .i feel I asked very less compare to my 10.5 yrs of experience. How can I negotiate now . Please guide m… more

“We’re still reviewing things, I’ll let you know soon" is the only response I've been getting the last three times I've brought up getting me a 6% raise. I've been loyal to this compa… more

Looking for ideas or suggestions please, thank you in an advance. I'm currently looking for a new job. My previous one, I was making 48K. If asked during an interview about pay, I'm thinking o… more

Glassdoor suggests I should be getting paid more for my job locally. If I want a higher pay, how should I frame my value without sounding demanding to my boss?

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I just got an internal promotion to a more senior role. It has come with a 3% pay rise, which honestly feels like an insult as it's lower than any in-role merit increase I've received over the… more

Do contractors negotiate salary the same as an employee? I just had one contractor let go because they were there longer than 10 years. I didn’t know there was some sort of policy around time there. W… more

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I have a salary question. I'm interviewing for two positions. The first is foh manager for a new concept, I would have a chef to run the kitchen. The second is a food service manager position at … more

I am a Manufacturing engineer degree apprentice in my first year. I am currently on 8.60 an hour along with the Level 3 machinist apprentices. I do not think this is fair as I apply myself far more an… more

I got a job offer at the highest end of the range for the role I interviewed for. However, they offered me a more senior title as well. This is before negotiating. How should I go about negotiations g… more

I just want to ask a question is it posible for some one in the caribbean to get an onlime jon in here or this app is only gor physical work

Do you look at lists of Fortune 500 companies as part of your negotiations? Assuming they pay better.

So.. if you’re trying to decide between WLB and better benefits (insurance, PTO, etc.), which would be smarter to choose? Especially if they won’t negotiate much of the benefits.

whats the highest a medical assistant can get paid in Maryland/Virginia/DC? I see a 93k yearly salary job on Glassdoor but don’t know if that’s real. If anyone knows of a decent paying position let me… more

Thoughts on asking for a salary increase/promotion after maternity leave?

Hi, Is there a salary negotiation service in India who can help you negotiate job offers? Any coaches, freelancers or providers?

Questions to ask after receiving an offer but before accepting for a seniority/leadership position at an agency?

Looking for work machine operator assembly wharehouse line lead production manufacturing quality control band Saw operator cleaning construction load unload trucks housekeeping skinwrap machine shippi… more

Trying to leave 33 years of retail management. I want to try something new. It still could be sales job, but I want to work growing my salary by forward thinking, Intensive drive to advance myself, an… more

I have a question, I was told at one year I'd go to the next level position and get a raise. I've gotten a raise like everyone else has but have not been given the opportunity to advance after… more

I am relocating to Florida and looking into a maintenance supervisor job in SW Florida and I do not have a clue what to expect or ask for a salary. I have 20yrs experience in Construction from mainten… more

What are current Senior Associate architect salaries in PA/NJ/DE? who specialize in health sciences with 15 years of experience?

Question, how much do Counselors start off salary wise at Horizon House in Philadelphia?

Hello! How would you negotitate start date? I am in final round with 3 orgs next week. I imagine it may take a week to hear back and then I’ll be given a few days to decide bringing accepting to likely to the end… more

Depending on your experience ( if you’re just out of school or have years experience behind the chair) its significant to bring this up.
My experience, teaching precision hair cutting in a salon for eight y… more

I’ve been out of work since October and finally got an offer, but it’s $30k lower than what I was making? In this market, should I try to conservatively counter for about $15K more? Is that a risk?