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but.. what if they lowball in the end? isn't that a reason to give up your expected salary? IMHO I'd rather have the interview and negotiation experience than
by jshawl 6y ago
but.. what if they lowball in the end? isn't that a reason to give up your expected salary?
IMHO I'd rather have the interview and negotiation experience than the time back. Practice makes perfect.
- batmaniam 6y agoYea but what about 2-3 years down the line? You've basically set the baseline at which the recruiter will start from. Your next jump will be just maybe +5k instead of +20k since they know how much you made.