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1.
Be Calm
Speak calmly and slowly, not at a nervously
quick pace. And push the money discussion off — until after you’ve gotten the
offer.
When asked the dreaded salary requirement
question, just answer N/A if it’s on a form, or try to put it off till later.
Say something like, “I’m confident we both can find a figure that’s fair
enough, but for now, I just want to see if there’s a fit on your side and on my
side.”
2.
Briefcase Technique
The best situation from which to negotiate
is one in which you have multiple offers. But if you don’t have multiple
offers, you should use the “briefcase technique.” This begins with you asking
the hiring manager about his or her top challenges, what worked the previous
year, what didn’t, etc.
You must already know the answers to these
questions through research. So you say, ’It seems like what you’re telling me
are that your top challenges are X, Y and Z. If you don’t mind, I prepared a
document on how I would handle these three challenges’. Present the document
and this will make the employer or interviewer feel that #300,000 or #400,000 for
example is a bargain to get someone so prepared.
3.
If They Say No
The hiring manager may come up with
statements like, ‘No, we can’t do that,’ we don’t have the budget, ‘This is the
standard rate,’...bla bla bla. Sometimes they’ll even act angry, but it’s a
total act. So don't buy it.
Hiring managers are quite skilled and you
probably have never negotiated more than five times in your life; hiring
managers do it almost every day.
Our advice: think carefully about how far
you’re willing to push. You also have to be willing to walk away to find
another opportunity that will pay you what you deserve.
However, most hiring managers will not let
a top talent slip by, so they will want to pay you what you think you deserve.
For this reason, you must strive to be so good, they can’t ignore you.
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25 comments:
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Story for the gods , it's wat dey want to pay u in nigeria dey will pay
Good will keep dat in mind
genuine technique
#Nomzy
Number 0: Always pray before an interview. Calmness or Briefcase techniques won't help if God has not approve.
Good write up for job seekers,very educative.
Was this composed by you linda??..Great though.But oh boy,this one na joke,in this naija?Walk away??..I may only be gone for som hours,if no calls..#GonnaWalkInSharperlySharperly
Abeeeeegiiiiii.. as if we all not in Naija.. Nigerian firms have a standard rate for each seat. If yu get a good salary yu are lucky..
You will not need to negotiate if you are an entrepreneur. ~ceze
a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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Nice post. I was checking continuosly this blog and I'm impressed!
Very helpful info specially the last part :) I care for such information much.
I was seeking this particular info for how to start a blog very
long time. Thank you and best of luck.
Lol... Easier said than done #onelovefromSnow#
Lol in niga na God o nt ur bargaing power!
Sis linda d eariler u stop eating up my comments d beta 4 d both of us#crying#
Nice1
Lol in niga na God o nt ur bargaing power!
Hahaha exactly!
good advice but its not that simple
My dear, tell them....
Wow..very educative!!
Keep it up.. *savespage*
Use to do these unconsciously... but now I'm better reading all.
Great I will try it
How do you mean my dear
Is that all?
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