Re:New York City bans employers from asking potential worker...
by komali2 on Friday April 07, 2017 @02:00PM
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Problem is even with that I would wait for an offer from your company before saying a number, and then I would ask for more, because over the course of my career this has enabled me to consistently be paid more than average. So your "maximum" would be my minimum, and if I were to work there, I'd want more. Maybe that means I don't work there, that's fine, but it'll work somewhere else, eventually!
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Re:New York City bans employers from asking potential worker...
by pc86 on Friday April 07, 2017 @02:43PM
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> So your "maximum" would be my minimum, and if I were to work there, I'd want more.
Oh, the "I better be the most well-compensated person on the team or I'm going to get upset" mentality. If our strategy weeds those folks out, all the better.
Re:New York City bans employers from asking potential worker...
by komali2 on Friday April 07, 2017 @03:36PM
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I don't care at all what other people at the company make. I just know for a fact that on average, across all the companies I apply to (don't forget, you see a lot of candidates, but at the same time we are seeing lots of companies), I will get more money if I push back on an offer.