What type of documents or proof do recruiters ask for to verify numbers in counter offer?
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Also all offers are verbal to start with, so this is just a reality.
@20YangGang. I 100% agree. I hate how google does this. Its very bad, and helps maintain wage gap. Since your not allowed to ask salary history in CA and WA anymore, this is how google gets around it.
Email the other company with something along the lines of “Thanks for the details, trying to confirm my notes, he’s what I wrote down from our conversation. Let me know if this looks accurate.”
Once they confirm, forward email.
When I had an offer I didn’t want to use it to negotiate, I simply wanted Google to hurry up so I know what to do, so they quickly rejected me... 🤣
... which wouldn’t have hurt so much, if it weren’t for the fact that several problematic coworkers who weren’t meeting expectations at Bloomberg or barely meeting them, got in. One of them was on PIP courtesy of my bullet proof code reviews.
The one exception is new grads and under 3 yoe. But that's not who you build a company on.