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If the offer is unacceptable, go back to talking about the responsibilities and importance of the job. Stress how keen you are to work for the company and how much you feel you can contribute. Maintain a calm, friendly,men bags 2011, and professional demeanour at all times.
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Once you have accepted the job offer and agreed on the salary and benefits, ask for a letter of confirmation.
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When completing application forms, say that your salary requirements are "negotiable" or "competitive." Don't state a specific figure on your resume.
Before you go into the interview, it is important to know what salary you want, what you need to live on, and what you will be prepared to accept. Spend some time working out your budget. Remember to factor into your calculations the remuneration you'll need in the future.
To strengthen your negotiating position, try to ascertain how urgently the company needs to fill the post. It also helps if you have another offer to consider.
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