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If you're going into a new position, it's good to make it about what you bring to the table. Be confident, but don't make any demands that would be viewed as unserious. What's important is to make it about what you can contribute. Don't get into side issues like the cost of living or what other people may be making. Most organizations won't entertain those discussion and you'll only undermine your cause by trying to introduce those issues.
You’re so right! It’s all about showcasing what you can offer. Confidence is important, but keeping it professional is crucial. I completely agree that sticking to contributions helps a lot. Thanks for sharing your insights!
The biggest piece of advice I can give is to do your research. Not just for the average for the role, but the specific employer. There is tons of useful data available on Glassdoor. I always check the company page before even interviewing so I know what I should be targeting and pushing for.
That’s fantastic advice! Research really makes a difference, especially knowing the specific employer. I love the tip about checking Glassdoor such a great resource! Thanks for sharing your strategy!