Discussing Salary With Prospective Employer

A Member? Please Login  
type your username and password to login
Date: October 11, 2008, 06:51 AM
248620 members and 147177 Topics
Latest Member: laliga08
Nairaland [Nigerian Forum] Home Help Search Who is currently online? Login Register
Nairaland Forum  |  General Discussion  |  Career Talk (Moderator: debosky)  |  Discussing Salary With Prospective Employer
Pages: (1) Go Down Send this topic Notify of replies
Author Topic: Discussing Salary With Prospective Employer  (Read 223 views)
schibaba (m)
Discussing Salary With Prospective Employer
« on: March 25, 2008, 04:15 PM »

At some point during your job search, you will likely be asked about your salary history -- how much you're making at your current job, and how much you made previously. Should you tell? Is there any way to avoid telling? And why do potential employers want to know, anyway?

When forming a response to these questions, it helps to understand employers' reasons for asking.

Employers tend to use your past pay as a gauge of your market value, says Richard Phillips, a career coach and owner of Advantage Career Solutions in Palo Alto, California, Read more
ojostephen (m)
Re: Discussing Salary With Prospective Employer
« #1 on: March 25, 2008, 04:25 PM »

dear Mr poster,honesty to me is the best policy.Anyhow you feel about this question,i am of the feeling that if you cannot escape saying it ,do mention it the right way.Aguy was asked at the interview a question,on replying,he was shocked to hear that the work will be given him because he sincerely agreed that he cannot speak a better english.I will want you to say it the way it is and if the work is meant for you ,you will be contacted.
 Gre  Longman Calling  Why Hnd Holders Are Being Employ As A Contract Staff  Page 2
Pages: (1) Go Up Send Topic to Friend by E-mail Reply 
Google
 
Web www.nairaland.com
Sections: TV/Movies (2) Music/Radio (2) Celebrities Job Talk Jobs/Vacancies (2) Career Talk Romance Books Politics Sports Fashion Travel
Health Schooling Religion General(2) Business Webmaster Programming Computers Phones Cars & Trucks

Links: Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Page5 Page6 Page7 Page8 Page9 Page10

Nairaland is owned by Oluwaseun Osewa
Nairaland Forum | Powered by SMF 1.0.12.
© 2001-2005, Lewis Media. All Rights Reserved.