Interviewing: Knowing the salary to ask for 9 Articles

by Kayla Tarbox

Just when you think you have gotten over your interview jitters- the lump in your throat has backed down, the sweat pouring down your forehead has subsided, and your heart rate has slowed down enough to feel slightly compo...read more

by Amaryllis Holloway

You have finished the interview and you are in the compensation phase. You want to make sure that you are request and obtain the salary you desire. Keep in mind that salary range is based on three different variables: job ...read more

by Matthew Paulson

If you're thinking about applying for a new job in the near future or are planning to ask for a raise, you have to figure out how much you're worth. What's the value of your skills, knowledge and work ethic? Knowing what o...read more

by Emmanuel Osondu

Getting the right salary from your employer is a tricky issue. The employer, in most cases, wants to pay as little as he can get away with and you, of course, would like to earn as much as you can. So what is the soluti...read more

by Paul Huxley

As a professional that has been conducting interviews for over 15 years, I can tell you that the single most important element for getting a job is the interview. Yes your resume and cover letter are necessary to get notic...read more

by Eric Hilden

The key here is to be prepared. Traditionally, the salary question comes in at the end of the interviewing process, but there are occasions where salary will be discussed from the onset of the recruitment process. This i...read more

by Arthur Allen

Once you get to salary negotiations the interviewing party no longer cares what you're worth. Your worth to the company was established with either a "yes, we should hire him/her" or "no, keep interviewing". As soon as you...read more

by Dugan Mcshain

The average salary is for the average worker! Are you decidedly average? Do you work hard? Do you put in tons of overtime hours burning the midnight candle while others go home to their families and loved ones? Do you spur...read more

by Marianne Pelletier

I frequently use Salary.com for figuring the ask amount for a job that I'm looking for. Also, I try hard to know what I am worth and read on my listservs whenever somebody puts up a salary survey. I'm fortunate in that ...read more