What to Say When You're Asked for Your Salary History

Re:What to Say When You're Asked for Your Salary History by threeqhan on Monday October 26, 2020 @07:44PM (#24902900)

I don't think it's as big a problem, first because everyone will have bad experiences at some point and that's a growth opportunity in and of itself. Secondly because good candidates are apprehensive about bad companies regardless of their experience level.

And frankly the market is competitive enough that you can always quit a bad job to find a better one, if you're qualified.

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Re:What to Say When You're Asked for Your Salary History by cushychicken on Tuesday October 27, 2020 @09:47AM (#24907367)

> everyone will have bad experiences at some point and that's a growth opportunity in and of itself.

That's a really great point to bring up. Lousy professional experiences are opportunities to learn, or grow. Doesn't make them fun, but it does make them valuable.

>good candidates are apprehensive about bad companies regardless of their experience level.

I'm not certain this is true. There are plenty of smart, motivated people who don't necessarily have the career experience to notice red flags at a potentially negative employer.

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