On a job application I probably would something like "Negotiable"

Mar 19, 2024
9:51:41am

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But in conversations with them you should be up front what your expectations are. I changed jobs 2 years ago and I gave them a range that was 30-50% higher than my current comp, and their offer came in at 40%.

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What is a good response on a job application to the question "what are your salary requirements?" I feel like they are

BlueBlood94 All-American

Mar 19, 9:46am

Negotiable

ChiCityCoug

Mar 19, 9:50am

Then in the interview say you are “targeting” or “interviewing” for roles in

ChiCityCoug

Mar 19, 9:52am

Put the top of the range

Himni

Mar 19, 9:50am

On a job application I probably would something like "Negotiable"

Skeptical Optimist

Mar 19, 9:51am

I used to overthink this, but now I put the number that it would take

ballen

Mar 19, 9:52am

It is a boxing in tactic. Don't give them a number or go really high.

Forzaitalia

Mar 19, 9:52am

You can always give a broad range and follow with something like "it depends on further discussion about the role and

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