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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Mar 19, 2024
10:05:01am

Ragnar Danneskjold You know...

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

what my responsibilities would include."

If your low is higher than their high, you got saved from wasting a bunch of time.

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Originally posted on Mar 19, 2024 at 10:05:01am

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Ragnar Danneskjold

Previous username: CougarSkye
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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

Ragnar Danneskjold

Mar 19, 10:05am

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