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I have given the interview in Hexaware and later on I got the email to fill the CAF form which is also done. Nos it's been 20 days and no call, no e-mail at all! I can see the status as offet pending.
I am on notice period and I have only 1 month remaining.
Is it like, hexaware will release the offer at the end time or something! Because I'm eagerly waiting for the offer as I don't have much time now!
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Would you actually phrase it as 'bills to pay? If that were the case I wouldn't need more than 60k.
I personally would frame it something like this:
“Hi OP,
I’ve really enjoyed learning more about company x, and I really like the work you’re doing with y, and z. That being said, prior to moving forward, can we have a brief discussion regarding compensation? I’m very interested in the role and flexible on this matter, but at the end of the day, I do have bills to pay, and want to make sure we’re aligned”.
I typically try to do it over the phone
Thanks! Really helpful
Well, by all means broach the subject, but I think it is best framed as a discussion of the "total compensation and benefits package" to give the impression you aren't fixated on the $$$ (even if you are).
Last step is superday but no comp info has been shared yet. No contact with HR, all my dialogue has been with the CEO herself and an admin for scheduling. How do I politely ask about the comp package without seeming less enthusiastic about the role?