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Jobs - Salary and Benefits Negotiation

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Top 10 Tips for Salary Negotiation

By n a - As easily guessed from the title of this article, it is correct to negotiate for a salary higher than initially offered. You will find these ten tips for salary negotiation useful for helping you get paid what you are worth in the job market. (Added: 25-May-2006 Hits: 653 )

Be Your Own Agent

By Linda Jenkins - When it comes to getting the very best salary and benefits you are your own perfect agent. This article will set you on a path to understanding what is a good fit for you in terms of salary and benefits and perqs. (Added: 14-Sep-2006 Hits: 263 )

The Job You Want

By Linda Jenkins - This article discusses the situation where during an interview, you find yourself interested in an alternate job that was mentioned. Learn how to negoiate an offer for that other job. (Added: 14-Sep-2006 Hits: 250 )

The Biggest Raises Come From Salary Negotiations

By Robin Ryan - Find out the most opportune time to discuss salary expectations with a potential employer. This article advises to never disclose your monetary expectations before an interview. Then coaches you skillfully through the salary negotiation process. (Added: 25-May-2006 Hits: 675 )

Your Dream Deal

By Linda Jenkins - As your own agent, you've done some salary research, you've visited Salary.com, and you know what you’re worth. You know what combination of compensation elements will make a prospective position your dream job. Now you need to negotiate to get those compensation goals and nail down your dream deal. (Added: 14-Sep-2006 Hits: 239 )

Salary Negotiation

By n/a - One of the most anxious moments of a job search is that moment when the job offer is made and the salary is far less than you had anticipated. You are left with the dilemma of saying nothing and receiving less than your worth or making an observation on the salary without having your facts at hand at which point you risk alienating your prospective employer. (Added: 27-Nov-2003 Hits: 651 )

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Jobs - Salary and Benefits Negotiation - So, you have a job offer. Now it's time to negotiate salary and benefits. Here you will find important help to guide you through the salary negotiation process.