ZestyMuffin
ZestyMuffin

Negotiating a higher salary

I'm been on the lookout for a new job and the first question recruiters ask is if I have an offer in hand and what's my expected CTC.

The next time, i get asked from a recruiter if I have an offer in hand, I want to say yes. Is there a way for them to verify if there's an offer or not other than asking you to send a copy of it ?

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PerkyBoba
PerkyBoba
Cred25mo

No

PerkyBoba
PerkyBoba
Cred25mo

And if they ask for a copy. Say I won't give you GTFO

ZestyMuffin
ZestyMuffin

Doing this.

GigglyRaccoon
GigglyRaccoon

For expected CTC just tell them you do not have any fixed number in your mind.

ZestyMuffin
ZestyMuffin

Interesting. Can I say " can you tell me what the pay bands are in your organisation" ?

GigglyRaccoon
GigglyRaccoon

Sure you can ask that. Just structure it this way “Between do you mind sharing the budget you have for this role?”

SparklyBagel
SparklyBagel

Recent experience negotiating salary with an HR firm a unicorn start up.

  1. Never shared the Jd and kept the seniority open based on interview experience.
  2. Interviews had nothing to do with the actual role.
  3. Lowballed after interview to a lower band.
  4. Asks for 3 months payslips without sharing the offer in the first place. When refused, said this is mandatory.
  5. Then based the whole discussion on my current ctc. 6, When I put my expectations firm, I was asked for precious year appraisal letters, esop letter etc.

Felt nothing less than financial intrusion. 🙏

ZestyMuffin
ZestyMuffin

Sending you hugs.

WobblyPancake
WobblyPancake
Meta25mo

Just lie? They cant/wont do shit. Even if they do, tell them you have to take my word for it or forge it or just stop replying.

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