Tag: salary
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5 Ways You Can Best Negotiate a Salary Offer as Faculty
Many people find salary negotiations to be stressful and uncomfortable. However, it’s a necessary evil, especially in academics. You know your worth and want your prospective employer to meet your salary expectations. Thus, the necessary salary negotiations. Talk of salaries should only begin after an offer is extended, not before. When negotiating salaries, it […]
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Methods for Negotiating Salary in an Academic Setting
Unless you have a “business” mindset, it can be hard to discuss finances and salaries when you start a job or are thinking about asking for a raise. This is perfectly common, and the majority of people are uncomfortable when they are asked to put a number value to their work skills. It makes it […]
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