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Negotiating a 'final offer'
How to handle a high-pressure offer deadlineHow to decline after signing when I get a new good offerPost-interview - should I follow up on this email if I've rejected the offer?What does “We will have to keep you for future reference” mean?Increasing offer at the final stageHow to deal with persistent recruiter still contacting me after declining offerCompany wants to negotiate lower salary after signed offerIs it possible to revive an offer a few days after not accepting it?How can i stall the acceptance of a job offer until after the holidays?A recruiter for a job that initially rejected me, called with an alternate offer but then acts reluctantly-am I being played?
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I have a question about offer negotiation. I was caught of guard by a recruiter today, and when he called to tell me that they extend the offer to me I asked if it is a final offer. He said it is their best offer. The issue is, it is 25% lower than my another offer that they know about (it is in a location with lower cost of living). I said I will review the package and let them know.
I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a pay cut. How should I approach it? If the recruiter say the offer is final should I just decline at that point?
I would appreciate any help
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I have a question about offer negotiation. I was caught of guard by a recruiter today, and when he called to tell me that they extend the offer to me I asked if it is a final offer. He said it is their best offer. The issue is, it is 25% lower than my another offer that they know about (it is in a location with lower cost of living). I said I will review the package and let them know.
I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a pay cut. How should I approach it? If the recruiter say the offer is final should I just decline at that point?
I would appreciate any help
job-offer new-job united-states
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I have a question about offer negotiation. I was caught of guard by a recruiter today, and when he called to tell me that they extend the offer to me I asked if it is a final offer. He said it is their best offer. The issue is, it is 25% lower than my another offer that they know about (it is in a location with lower cost of living). I said I will review the package and let them know.
I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a pay cut. How should I approach it? If the recruiter say the offer is final should I just decline at that point?
I would appreciate any help
job-offer new-job united-states
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I have a question about offer negotiation. I was caught of guard by a recruiter today, and when he called to tell me that they extend the offer to me I asked if it is a final offer. He said it is their best offer. The issue is, it is 25% lower than my another offer that they know about (it is in a location with lower cost of living). I said I will review the package and let them know.
I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a pay cut. How should I approach it? If the recruiter say the offer is final should I just decline at that point?
I would appreciate any help
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I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a
pay cut. How should I approach it?
Determine the amount it would take to convince you to join. Then tell them pretty much exactly what you wrote. Finally, add the amount that would make you satisfied.
"I am interested in working for this company, but can't take such a big pay cut. If they would agree to $X, then I'd accept."
If they cannot meet your requirement, thank them for their consideration and move on to another job.
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I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a
pay cut. How should I approach it?
Determine the amount it would take to convince you to join. Then tell them pretty much exactly what you wrote. Finally, add the amount that would make you satisfied.
"I am interested in working for this company, but can't take such a big pay cut. If they would agree to $X, then I'd accept."
If they cannot meet your requirement, thank them for their consideration and move on to another job.
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I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a
pay cut. How should I approach it?
Determine the amount it would take to convince you to join. Then tell them pretty much exactly what you wrote. Finally, add the amount that would make you satisfied.
"I am interested in working for this company, but can't take such a big pay cut. If they would agree to $X, then I'd accept."
If they cannot meet your requirement, thank them for their consideration and move on to another job.
answered 10 secs ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
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I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a
pay cut. How should I approach it?
Determine the amount it would take to convince you to join. Then tell them pretty much exactly what you wrote. Finally, add the amount that would make you satisfied.
"I am interested in working for this company, but can't take such a big pay cut. If they would agree to $X, then I'd accept."
If they cannot meet your requirement, thank them for their consideration and move on to another job.
answered 10 secs ago
Joe StrazzereJoe Strazzere
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I am interested in working for this big company, but can't take such a
pay cut. How should I approach it?
Determine the amount it would take to convince you to join. Then tell them pretty much exactly what you wrote. Finally, add the amount that would make you satisfied.
"I am interested in working for this company, but can't take such a big pay cut. If they would agree to $X, then I'd accept."
If they cannot meet your requirement, thank them for their consideration and move on to another job.
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