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No one enjoys haggling over money, vacation time or benefits; however, you can make a difference if you choose to do so. The best time to negotiate salary is once you have been offered the position, and this will require some preparation work.
Here are a few things you can do in order to have salary negotiation options:
Quick tip: Once you’ve been offered the position and at what pay, ask the company to email you with all the pertinent details before the end of the day.
Find comparable salary ranges
These resources will help you find comparable salary ranges for the position in question in your particular area of the country:
In the negotiation process there are many things to consider. Here are some different scenarios and tips (pdf) that you may encounter and some suggestions on how to handle them.
Differentiate between Can’t and Won’t. Some employers can’t increase the starting salary due to budget or other restrictions. Others won’t maybe because they think you are not worth more. Show them why you are worth more!
Other things to consider when negotiating: