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I know you are all /biz/y people and I shouldn't bother you with my pleb concerns as a mere employee, but I need your advice /biz/.
I'm new to London and looking for a job. Found a few cool ones but noticed it's a practice to not go past the first interview unless you say how much money you want.
How do you negotiate that so that I can later pic related? Is there a way of being flexible without sounding desperate? Is there a way to at least find out if you priced yourself out so you can go lower next time?
Appreciate any tips. Some details to help: I'm looking for a senior business planning manager position in IT/Software corporations (>$1Bn anually), most of which are American (so Amerifags feel free to chime in).
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Usually you wait until the employer brings it up, and based on your experience in that field you add a couple dollars. If you don't have a lot of experience you should say the average entry level rate.
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I have five years of spot on experience and 6-9 in related jobs, but the problem is that I don't know what the baseline is at all for senior jobs on or near London.
For example are London Glassdoor salaries relevant for somewhere like Reading, Farnborough or Bracknell?
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Get job stay a bit then go somewhere else for more money
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