❌ Do not say these during a salary negotiation! 🙈 #careeradvice #jobinterview #salary #money

[kball]

I'm so glad you talk about this, so many older people in the workforce especially act like it's so taboo to talk wages!!!

[MelissaKimm]

I just did this and it worked! They gave me 15k more after they extended the offer!! Love your tips

[MiaCarter]

This is great advice. Side note, I’m so fed up with unfair working conditions, I’m tired of negotiating my worth with other humans.

[MaybejustNarbe]

Guys I’m about to try this in 2 hours 😵 I’ll let you know how it goes 😵

Update : these companies are heartless 😞

[amyleanneschintler]

Thank you. I spoke to my manager today about a pay rise. As a 52 year old this was my first time asking for one. Thank you for your videos. It gave me confidence and made me feel brave. Update. Well still waiting for this to come through. Have now resigned and will be sharing a new position elsewhere where I know I will be appreciated.

[sotacoresabreenav]

Thank you for these videos! I am in the middle of a career shift in my 30's and your advice is helping me navigate through my transition. Appreciate you! 🙏🏻

[asadb]

My first employer paid me 53k and acted like i was a fairly good performer but their range for a raise was like 3-4%. When i got laid off and was reapplying in the market got a raise of around 20k without even trying. Could have asked for more but being laid off and needing a job desparately didn't counter at all.

[armelle]

Oh god.. I did that "Is the salary negotiable..? 🥺 " bit godamnit

[chrisantadelao]

I'm about to try this tomorrow- pray for me! It will be the first time I EVER negotiate my pay and I'm just a CNA! I"m happy if they offer me $18 an hour!

[jontnoneya]

FYI your tips at the bottom are covered up by your short titles and it's impossible to read them all in the time you have them on the screen.

[allieb]

I did this and it worked, and the silent thing you say to do, I did that. Apparently the boys was really impressed that I expressed my value to the role. Thank you for what you do Erin, I saw the short about 4 times before I did the negotiation and I was thinking I have nothing to lose and channel Erin. I'm so thankful. You are the best.

[noellecaraway]

See my issue is that my state just passed a law saying the minimum salary wage has to start at 65k, but employers aren't following that, they are finding loopholes to avoid paying salary employees that starting wage, so I wanna discuss if the job I'm applying for is following state law or not, but I can't find a good way to word it without sounding rude

[marioalbertoperezmartinez]

I had a job offer. Look for this video. Did exactly what you said and it worked! Thank you Erin!

[lorenapacora]

can you do that if 1. its an entree level position you just finished college? and 2. if they say no, that stays that way, what do you do? u say Ok ill agree? and just accept it??

[adisyncunningham]

Thank you so much for this as it will always
become useful in the future, and I am very happy that you show us what exactly it is most people do wrong. It helps us to know what *not* to do! *👹💅sTaY sAfE👹💅*

[Ghurdill]

As a recruiter (hospitality, sales and marketing) its partially true. While you should not reveal your current salary, unless it is much higher than what they are trying to offer you, you should still mention that past remuneration was higher. It goes along your market readings. you should always negociate on what the high average for a position type is. For exemple ;

If the average salary for a project manager is 80 to a 100k, and you as a current project manager, or assistant manager makes 84k, you should negociate for 100k and back it up with your realisation, your achievements, level of responsability etc etc. Thats how you raise your chances.

[evahoffmann]

Hey, Erin! What are some tips you’d recommend when negotiating a salary for a job that already has a listed salary range?

[snrt]

Is it okay to negotiate when you’re hired without an appropriate working experience and they’re going to teach you?

[lorengomez]

This would've been so useful yesterday 😭 all I said was that "it depended on the budget for the role"

[ishikasheth]

How do I negotiate the salary as a fresher in the industry?