作者  LEVEL99 (HP99999 MP99999)                                看板  EngTalk 
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 時間  Sat Jul 17 23:52:54 2010                                               
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I become very confused while answering questions that
revolve around the salary issue. For instance,

in an interview when I was asked by the interviewer how much salary was I expecting.

I felt like I would be laughed at if I demanded that amount and so I quoted something much lower to what I wanted to ask. Later on I regretted my decision but it was already too late. When I received a call from the employer they offered me something even lower than what I had quoted. As a result I had to turn it down and keep looking for a job. Also once before I was turned down from a job because I demanded salary that was too high. Now, I have another interview coming up and I do not want to make a
mistake when asked about the salary expectations.

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推 Tabrith:hmm if you are planning on turning the job down,
→ Tabrith:why not negociate a bit first? the worst thing that
→ Tabrith:can happen is they still can't pay you higher salary,
→ Tabrith:then just turn the job down as you planned, i guess.
推 charlie777:how about inquiring the average of freshman ?