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What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
Any thoughts? Looking for info on firms in the 2-10 attorney, or 11-30 attorney range. Southern part of the country.
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Re: What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
"I would like something that is competitive with the peers in your market, but am willing to be flexible due to my significant interest in your firm."CPIII wrote:Any thoughts? Looking for info on firms in the 2-10 attorney, or 11-30 attorney range. Southern part of the country.
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Re: What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
Great answer. No matter what the job is, do everything you can to avoid giving a number.anon168 wrote:"I would like something that is competitive with the peers in your market, but am willing to be flexible due to my significant interest in your firm."CPIII wrote:Any thoughts? Looking for info on firms in the 2-10 attorney, or 11-30 attorney range. Southern part of the country.
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Re: What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
The right approach is to avoid giving a number. This is a question with no correct answer -- a small number sounds desperate and a big number will not get you the job. Just say you don't have anything specific in mind and as long as it is within market range (whatever that is) you'll be ok. Let them make an offer and then think about whether you like it.
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Re: What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
Tell them to give you a number. Then quadruple it.
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Re: What to Answer when Asked for Salary Range
tell them to give you a number (more precisely, wait for them to make you an offer), then add 10%
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