Exam 8: Follow-Up and Negotiation
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Some employers think less of a candidate who doesn't try to raise the financial offer when offered the position.
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What rule can help you decide whether or not to consider a job?
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Thanking the employer by letter in advance for the opportunity to interview with them is certainly not overkill. A little gratitude goes a long way.
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If you hear the phrase, "We are offering you just about the best terms we have for someone with your experience," you have received the employer's absolute best offer.
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When asking for a raise, always tell your manager why you need one.
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The reason for sending thank you notes, besides being the courteous thing to do, is so that you will be fresh in the employer's mind when they make a decision.
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What is a good rule of thumb when you feel you have not been offered the best salary?
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When negotiating, it's a good idea to provide specific examples of how you have contributed to your company.
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All are evidences that you add value to the organizationexcept
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If your job offer includes a relocation, it's always a good idea to sell the home you're moving from immediately. This will reinforce to the employer that you're serious about staying with the new company.
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When you accept an offer for employment, a handshake seals the deal.
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When you want to ask for a raise, try to catch your boss off guard rather than set up an appointment.
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You should practice the wording that you intend to use while negotiating with an employer because minor differences in wording can make or break a negotiating session.
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All of the following are good opportunities to ask for a raiseexcept
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Which isnot an important consideration when weighing job offers?
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