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7 Tips on how to negotiate salary

If you want to make a good impression on your employer during pay negotiations, Read this and get paid what you're worth.

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Patience

If the firm still needs to bring up pay, you shouldn't bring it up yourself. The second advice is to take your time accepting a job offer.
 

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Examine the Implicit Messages

Benefit packages can expand significantly for some firms. Allowances, medical coverage are two examples. Before negotiating your salary, it's smart to consider these perks' value.
 

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Well Research

Research the going compensation rate in your field before sending that email requesting a rise. Find out the going rate for people with your level of expertise. 
 

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Be specific

Accuracy is one of the most important aspects of compensation negotiation. Like any other professional correspondence, your email should be brief and to the point. 
 

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Why you deserve more

A well-written justification for your request for a higher wage should be the backbone of your email negotiation. Justify your use of that particular number. 
 

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Don’t be afraid to say no

Giving up on anything less than what you're worth will dent your future growth. It might delay your professional progress by several years. 

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