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You’ve done the research, brushed up your skills and made the business case for getting more pay than you currently do. But there may come a time when your employer won’t budge on the pay it’s offering. If you’re negotiating a new job offer and aren’t prepared to walk away, you’ll have to be flexible and consider negotiating on one or more of these other points.
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6 Things to Negotiate When an Employer Won't Budge on Pay
• 2-minute read •
Your compensation package includes more than pay and it’s possible to negotiate for valuable perks.
You’ve done the research, brushed up your skills and made the business case for getting more pay than you currently do. But there may come a time when your employer won’t budge on the pay it’s offering. If you’re negotiating a new job offer and aren’t prepared to walk away, you’ll have to be flexible and consider negotiating on one or more of these other points.
Your compensation package includes more than pay and it’s possible to negotiate for valuable perks.
You’ve done the research, brushed up your skills and made the business case for getting more pay than you currently do. But there may come a time when your employer won’t budge on the pay it’s offering. If you’re negotiating a new job offer and aren’t prepared to walk away, you’ll have to be flexible and consider negotiating on one or more of these other points.
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