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Topic	Getting a big promotion with more responsibilities. How to negotiate pay
ArchangelBaruch 07/02/19 4:05:19 PM #4:	Always, ask the interviewer/ new boss the salary they think you deserve. This gives you leeway for negotiation. Then you need a target value. Let's think it like this: your manager makes 200k with 20 years experience. You can calculate your way back to his base salary ( assuming a yearly rise of 2% percent, which is a moderate value). You'll end around 120-130k. Being able to explain how you come up with your target salary, if asked, gives credibility to your figure. --- Vocaloid topic: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/2000121-/76430759 <cite>ArchangelBaruch posted [p:924153858] in Getting a ... [t:77834439]...</cite> <quote>Always, ask the interviewer/ new boss the salary they think you deserve. This gives you leeway for negotiation. Then you need a target value. Let's think it like this: your manager makes 200k with 20 years experience. You can calculate your way back to his base salary ( assuming a yearly rise of 2% percent, which is a moderate value). You'll end around 120-130k. Being able to explain how you come up with your target salary, if asked, gives credibility to your figure. --- Vocaloid topic: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/2000121-/76430759</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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