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In this video, Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter discusses Some of the mistakes job hunters make when negotiating their new salary.
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What if your offer is not what you like/want. How do you continue the
negotiation to ask for a higher offer? Do you then just ask straight up
this is the hourly/salary range I’m look for for?
What if your offer is not what you like/want. How do you continue the negotiation to ask for a higher offer? Do you then just ask straight up this is the hourly/salary range I’m look for for?
What if your offer is not what you like/want. How do you continue the negotiation to ask for a higher offer? Do you then just ask straight up this is the hourly/salary range I’m look for for?
I need more specifics to give you an answer. Remember, a negotiation is
something where they don’t have to pay you what you want. If you are
looking for an amount slightly higher, they try my “Easiest Way to
Negotiate a Higher Salary” video. If there is large difference (whatever
that means to you), it may mean the two of you don’t see eye to eye on
compensation. Then it’s up to you to make a choice about how flexible you
might be. Sorry YouTube limits the length of the response
I need more specifics to give you an answer. Remember, a negotiation is something where they don’t have to pay you what you want. If you are looking for an amount slightly higher, they try my “Easiest Way to Negotiate a Higher Salary” video. If there is large difference (whatever that means to you), it may mean the two of you don’t see eye to eye on compensation. Then it’s up to you to make a choice about how flexible you might be. Sorry YouTube limits the length of the response
I need more specifics to give you an answer. Remember, a negotiation is something where they don’t have to pay you what you want. If you are looking for an amount slightly higher, they try my “Easiest Way to Negotiate a Higher Salary” video. If there is large difference (whatever that means to you), it may mean the two of you don’t see eye to eye on compensation. Then it’s up to you to make a choice about how flexible you might be. Sorry YouTube limits the length of the response
Excellent video as always I have now thankfully moved on to this stage of
your videos in that I am happy to say I just received an offer partly
thanks to your videos and advice Thank You Thank You Thank You Jeff. I am
now onto watch your next video in that the offer is a little below what I
am looking for but definitely in the ball park enough to accept. But I am
going to watch your next too see if I can get something a little better.
Thanks, Chris
Excellent video as always I have now thankfully moved on to this stage of your videos in that I am happy to say I just received an offer partly thanks to your videos and advice Thank You Thank You Thank You Jeff. I am now onto watch your next video in that the offer is a little below what I am looking for but definitely in the ball park enough to accept. But I am going to watch your next too see if I can get something a little better.
Thanks,
Chris
Excellent video as always I have now thankfully moved on to this stage of your videos in that I am happy to say I just received an offer partly thanks to your videos and advice Thank You Thank You Thank You Jeff. I am now onto watch your next video in that the offer is a little below what I am looking for but definitely in the ball park enough to accept. But I am going to watch your next too see if I can get something a little better.
Thanks,
Chris
Chris, I am happy to hear that you are another “happy graduate” of my
videos. I’m glad they contributed to you finding a new position. You did
the hard work; I just steered you through the process so that you
understood the rules better. Job hunting doesn’t have to be hard or
painful. It’s just that people think that having the skills to do a job
means you know how to find a job. It doesn’t. It just meand you can get in
the arena with the gladiator. Good luck!
Chris, I am happy to hear that you are another “happy graduate” of my videos. I’m glad they contributed to you finding a new position. You did the hard work; I just steered you through the process so that you understood the rules better. Job hunting doesn’t have to be hard or painful. It’s just that people think that having the skills to do a job means you know how to find a job. It doesn’t. It just meand you can get in the arena with the gladiator. Good luck!
Chris, I am happy to hear that you are another “happy graduate” of my videos. I’m glad they contributed to you finding a new position. You did the hard work; I just steered you through the process so that you understood the rules better. Job hunting doesn’t have to be hard or painful. It’s just that people think that having the skills to do a job means you know how to find a job. It doesn’t. It just meand you can get in the arena with the gladiator. Good luck!
I appretiate this Jeff thanks
I appretiate this Jeff thanks
Thank you, Santhosh. I hope you find many of my other videos on
TheBigGameHunterTV helpful to you, too.
Thank you, Santhosh. I hope you find many of my other videos on TheBigGameHunterTV helpful to you, too.
Thank you, Santhosh. I hope you find many of my other videos on TheBigGameHunterTV helpful to you, too.
thanks!
You’re welcome. You can watch my other videos about job search on TheBigGameHunterTV on YouTube
thanks!
You’re welcome. You can watch my other videos about job search on TheBigGameHunterTV on YouTube
These youtube vidz make me want to buy into the pod cast fee,smart man!
These youtube vidz make me want to buy into the pod cast fee,smart man!
Yes ok but when if your in the 90 days is it ok to ask for the salary in
writing? Isnt that rude ? Or wait after the 90days ?
Yes ok but when if your in the 90 days is it ok to ask for the salary in writing? Isnt that rude ? Or wait after the 90days ?
Yes ok but when if your in the 90 days is it ok to ask for the salary in writing? Isnt that rude ? Or wait after the 90days ?