Negotiating a new job offer or promotion? Don’t leave thousands on the table!
My name is Fryse, and I negotiate multi-million dollar contracts for leading companies worldwide.
In this video, I’ll show you the exact strategies I use to help you with negotiating the salary you deserve!
Most candidates overlook tip number 5, but it often makes a great difference, and it’s what separates successful negotiators from everyone else.
The video shares five essential tips for successful salary negotiation.
First, prepare thoroughly before talking to HR or the hiring manager. Research salary standards, clarify what you want, and focus on how you can solve the employer’s problems.
Second, use open-ended questions to gather valuable information about the company, the role, and what’s expected.
Third, when it’s time to discuss your salary, state your range confidently and then be silent, let the employer respond before saying anything further.
Fourth, don’t only focus on the salary; also negotiate benefits, bonuses, flexibility, and growth opportunities so you get the best overall package.
Finally, don’t feel pressured to accept or decline an offer right away. Take time to review everything and make the decision that’s best for you.
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Tip 1: Fail to prepare, prepare to fail
Tip 2: Questions are the answer
Tip 3: Never negotiate with yourself
Tip 4: It’s about more than just salary
Tip 5: Take your time; don’t rush your decision
You don’t get what you deserve; you get what you negotiate! 💪
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