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When you get to the salary negotiation part of a job interview or hiring process, what do you do? Do you ask for a big salary upfront? Do you start low and build your way up? Or do you work for free and prove your worth first? In this video, Dan will break down his 7 tips on how to negotiate a higher salary. If you like this video and want more videos on this topic, hit the like button and comment below.

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Salary Negotiation: 6 Tips on How to Negotiate a Higher Salary

SALARY NEGOTIATION – HOW TO NEGOTIATE A HIGHER SALARY
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In this video, I will teach you 6 salary negotiation tactics on how to negotiate a higher salary for yourself, whether you’ve just received a new job offer or you’re wanting to ask for a raise in your current job.

You will learn the salary negotiation techniques that I know work on how to negotiate a salary that is in line with your expectations.

There are many salary negotiation strategies, but it takes the right salary negotiation skills to get that bump in pay that matches what the market offers and what you’re worth.

The 6 Major Tips on How to Negotiate a Higher Salary include:

Tip # 1: Talk about your value – bring up evidence that prove why you’re worth what you’re worth.
Tip #2: Do market research – know what the market is paying for someone with your credentials and level of experience.
Tip #3. Give a number, not a range – many people are afraid to offend the employers and give a range for what salary they’d be open to. This is not the way to go.
Tip #4. Go in with leverage – you want to leverage everything you can to enhance your chances of getting that bump in pay.
Tip #5. Time it appropriately – if you’re in a job offer situation vs. asking for a raise, you need to know the right timing on when to bring up your salary expectations
Tip #6. Be humble and polite, yet confident.

Watch the video so you can learn the salary negotiation skills that I know work to getting you a higher salary.

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