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Perfectly fine to ask if they don't bring it up first. I want that answer as early in the process as possible. There's no sense continuing to interview if they don't have the budget to offer what you're targeting.
That is really great to hear. I would ask them what the salary range is before they make an offer. That way if you are out of their range, nobody's time is wasted.
Always let them offer. Nothing wrong to counter with "Based on my knowledge and experience, I believe a salary between $##.## and $##.## is warranted"
Something to that effect 🤙🏼
I think in the "olden days" we were told to wait, but in today's world I think that it is very appropriate to bring up in the second interview. It's a stupid game to have to play so hopefully they are up-front with their answer of an actual range and not throw it back to you to answer. But do research for either possibility:)
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I would bring it up with your recruiter asap