Re:Is Patrick Mackenzie's salary negotiation guide relevant ...
by benji-york on Thursday October 31, 2024 @09:55AM
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The BATNA acronym helps people understand negotiating a bit better, but outside of education, I don't see that it has much use.
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Re:Is Patrick Mackenzie's salary negotiation guide relevant ...
by lwhi on Thursday October 31, 2024 @11:58AM
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I would have thought the concept of 'leverage' is more useful.
Re:Is Patrick Mackenzie's salary negotiation guide relevant ...
by pdimitar on Sunday November 10, 2024 @05:27AM
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I'll do you one even better: "Never land in a situation where you just got fired and have to find a job quickly. Easy, right?".
That's what 99.9% of all negotiation advice I ever saw boils down to. Basically beat the game before it beats you.
Really cute... until you remember most people don't live to "play the negotiation game". They want a stable paycheck and to raise their family.
But who's asking, right.
Re:Is Patrick Mackenzie's salary negotiation guide relevant ...
by lwhi on Sunday November 10, 2024 @06:17AM
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It boils down to being able to walk away .. but you're totally right, most people are never able to be in that position. It's a luxury for most.
Re:Is Patrick Mackenzie's salary negotiation guide relevant ...
by pdimitar on Sunday November 10, 2024 @06:25AM
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True, and thanks for acknowledging it. I admit I am really tired of cookie-cutter advice lately and sometimes get triggered and call it out in less than a productive tone. Thanks for not reacting to it. :)