Re:New York City bans employers from asking potential worker...
by matwood on Friday April 07, 2017 @07:14PM
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> Just asking for a higher salary is often going to increase it by thousands of dollars.
General life rule that so many people seem to have zero clue about - you only get what you ask for. Instead, so many people turn into passive aggressive assholes or sit in silence and stew. If you want more money, ask for it (in a polite professional way obviously). If the company says no, you now have a clear next step.
Re:New York City bans employers from asking potential worker...
by collyw on Friday April 07, 2017 @12:56PM
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Whenever I have done that its been a "we can't right now" for such and such reason, have some extra responsibilities instead and make it feel like a promotion. It been easier to get another job with more pay.
This. I get the impression that most software devs don't make an effort to learn this incredibly valuable skill. It doesn't even have to be haggling, per se. Just asking for a higher salary is often going to increase it by thousands of dollars. It just boggles my mind at how so many people will leave so much money at the table...