| Despite how important fair pay is to most
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| | benefits you can bring to the table, for
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| of us, effective salary negotiation is an
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| | as long as possible. The employer should
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| often misunderstood and avoided topic.
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| | perceive you as a valuable, one-of-a-kind
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| Current research indicates the average
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| | resource-not an off-the-shelf good with a
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| duration of a position today is 3.8
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| | price tag.Think of those high-end
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| years. Over the lifespan of your career,
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| | infomercials that delay revealing what
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| how well you negotiate raises or starting
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| | the price of the offer is until the very
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| pay will have an enormous cumulative
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| | end (if at all). The whole point of the
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| effect on the quality of your life.So why
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| | infomercial is to draw your attention to
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| does this skill remain elusive for many
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| | the value of the good or service and its
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| career professionals?Most of us do
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| | many different uses and
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| thorough research and prepare extensively
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| | applications.Certainly something that
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| for a job interview. We create the
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| | clearly validates a gain or cost-savings
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| perfect resume, slave over cover letter
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| | of $25,000.00 would be attractively
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| drafts, and rehearse answers to
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| | valued at $2,499.99. But would you really
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| anticipated interview questions. We make
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| | pay attention to an ad that immediately
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| sure we're dressed right, have
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| | said its cost was $2,499.99? Probably
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| references, and are on time. But all too
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| | not! The same psychology applies to
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| often, only cursory attention is given to
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| | salary negotiation. The longer the
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| thinking through how, when, and why we'll
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| | interview process continues, the more
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| end up being happy with the terms of our
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| | likely you will be regarded as a valuable
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| pay.One problem is that cultural taboos
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| | resource obviously worthy of upper-range
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| in our society make talking about money a
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| | pay.- Don't accept any offer, no matter
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| no-no. Many of us regard money
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| | how lucrative, on the spot. Instead,
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| negotiation as inherently unseemly, or we
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| | express your continued interest in the
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| feel guilty about not accepting what's
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| | position and how you clearly see yourself
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| been offered so nicely. Isn't haggling
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| | making contributions (specify them one
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| supposed to take place if you're buying
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| | more time again). Then always ask for 24
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| hand-made rugs somewhere in Turkey?We
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| | hours to consider the offer. Certainly a
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| want to believe that the first offer we
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| | day will give the hiring manager time to
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| hear should be the highest dollar figure
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| | find any necessary "wiggle room", if need
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| possible; moreover, we don't want to
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| | be.Be passionate and excited, but don't
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| "rock the boat" and potentially ruin our
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| | lose your objectivity-any position that
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| chances of landing that great job. That
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| | will be the center of your daily
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| voice inside of us whispers "Everything
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| | professional life for years to come won't
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| in this interview has been going great!
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| | melt in 24 hours. Right?- Do remember the
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| Don't wreck it now!".Like it or not,
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| | old axiom "he (or she) who speaks first
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| though, you're a negotiator. You can't
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| | loses." Wait until an offer has been
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| get off this ride. Negotiation routinely
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| | made-but don't respond immediately.
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| takes place in dozens of ways in our
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| | Remember that in many cases, what is
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| daily lives. Given the fact that you will
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| | initially offered to you may be the
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| make or lose several thousand dollars in
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| | lowest figure the hiring manager dares to
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| the span of a few minutes, learning how
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| | put forward.This is mission critical
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| to respectably negotiate your pay is
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| | territory: Often, even casual remarks
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| vital! Notice I say
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| | made by you constitute implied acceptance
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| respectably.Unfortunately, I see
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| | of the offer...Which can quickly become
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| countless candidates who either come off
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| | explicit acceptance as the conversation
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| way too aggressively, or much too meekly,
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| | moves on. Don't let this happen! Instead,
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| for their own good. This is often because
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| | intentionally steer the conversation back
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| of a lack of self-preparation and
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| | to the responsibilities of the position.
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| practice. Many candidates also fail to
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| | Who will you be supervising? What are
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| realize their position in the marketplace
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| | some tangible, specific contributions you
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| and the position of the employer. Not
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| | see yourself making? Where do you picture
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| good!The good news is that salary
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| | yourself in the organization in the
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| negotiation skills can be learned or
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| | future?The greater long-term picture you
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| improved upon. Here are seven key tips to
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| | create, the greater the likelihood you
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| being paid what you're worth while
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| | will negotiate more effectively. You can
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| maintaining a healthy respect others have
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| | only really begin to negotiate after you
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| for you:- Don't believe that effectively
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| | have clearly brought to life realistic
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| negotiating your salary means that you
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| | present and future scenarios.- Don't
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| must have the mentality of a used-car
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| | over-negotiate. How do you know when to
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| salesperson! You aren't being slippery,
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| | recognize what is too little or too much?
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| out of line or ungrateful to not accept
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| | By researching your market ahead of time.
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| the first figure that's tossed out. Most
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| | Don't just go to and think you "should"
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| employers value candidates who clearly
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| | be earning a certain dollar figure
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| possess self-respect and confidence in
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| | without taking into consideration the
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| themselves; these qualities are revealed
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| | unique opportunities every employer
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| through the skill and poise in how you
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| | possesses. This is not really true
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| negotiate your pay-they are aso revealed
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| | research.A salary is compensation paid
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| if you do nothing.Think about it: Doesn't
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| | for services performed. Your salary
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| it make sense that if you demonstrate
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| | should be commensurate with your skills
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| effective negotiation capabilities for
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| | and experience built yesterday, but
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| yourself, that in turn you'll negotiate
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| | negotiated for the work you will be doing
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| smartly for your employer, too? Hiring
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| | today and tomorrow. Remember, you don't
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| managers pick up on this.- Do remember
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| | get what you deserve in life...You get
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| that your value is far more important
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| | what you negotiate!Would you like more
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| than a number somewhere on a spreadsheet.
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| Employers by and large are not searching
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| for "cheap bargains" but want value in
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| | that important first interview! Click
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| their employees.A common misconception is
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| | Here to submit yourself to be among the
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| "I'll have a better chance of getting the
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| | first 10 people to respond!Biography:
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| job if I don't ask for much money-I won't
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| | Lucia Apollo Shaw is the President and
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| cost as much as other candidates." Don't
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| | CEO of HireWorks, Inc. HireWorks is a
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| go there! Concentrate on the value you
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| bring, not how little you cost. By the
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| | the Life Sciences. HireWorks offers
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| way, if you do this properly, the
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| | research services, contract staffing, and
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| question of "previous salary history"
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| | permanent placement services.She has been
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| should be much less relevant. This means
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| | helping her customers for nearly 9 years
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| you will have a better chance at jumping
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| | - working both as a third party recruiter
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| to higher ranges faster in your
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| | for CDI Corp (staffing customers like
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| career.- Don't (and I mean never) accept
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| | IBM), Trilogy Consulting (now Venturi
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| any form of benefits before you negotiate
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| | Partners) staffing the Biotech and
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| your salary. Why? Once some form of
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| | Pharmaceutical industry and in places
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| compensation other than salary is
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| | like Duke University where she was a
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| accepted by you, the employer has
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| | corporate recruiter and Team Leader for
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| leverage in justifying why your salary
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| | recruitment for Duke University Hospital.
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| should be lower. Remember to always get
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| agreement on the starting salary first.
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| | Lucia earned a B.A. from the State
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| Then negotiate non-salary benefits and
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| | University of NY (University Center at
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| special considerations afterwards.- Do
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| | Albany) and pursued Graduate Studies in
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| delay talking about compensation; try to
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| | Public Administration at the Sage
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| discuss your value, and the specific
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| | Graduate School in Albany, NY.
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