Tech IndustryAug 29, 2018
CognizantMgWh42

Salary Negotiation

Can anyone help me to understand if I have time to negotiate my salary. In the initial HR round she pushed me to quote a very less salary as she does not want to even proceed if my ask is above the range. I gave the interview and did very well. I am expecting an offer from the company but I am not happy with the numbers we talked before the interview. In the initial HR round i did not expect the salary limits she mentioned so I did not handle it better. Can I let them know my expected range? Is it too late?

Nutanix saySomethi Aug 29, 2018

If you don't let them know now, when will you?

Cognizant MgWh42 OP Aug 29, 2018

Is it too late ?

Amazon Foogle Aug 29, 2018

Company name?

Microsoft HeyOh Aug 29, 2018

Never too late. Get the money you deserve!

Cognizant MgWh42 OP Aug 29, 2018

How can I justify my ask ? She may be insisting that I wasted their time , I am not bound to what I said before etc .

Salesforce Byebyee Aug 29, 2018

Now that you did well in the interview you have the upper hand. Play it wisely, stand your ground in terms of salary expectations and do not budge. Those are hr techniques that put you in rush to not let you make a good decision

Google Clck58 Aug 29, 2018

You need to have an alternative to the deal falling apart in these situations. That alternative is usually an offer from another company, or the real possibility of turning down their offer and remaining with your current employer. Otherwise, they know you’d play by their rules.

Amgen Fin4eng Aug 29, 2018

Get the verbal offer first then negotiate, be willing to say no, and find your batna (competitive offer or stay at current company)

Amazon Troll Food Aug 29, 2018

You just tell them this is not something you would like to switch job for, and you are not unemployed so you can stay where you are. Or you have a competing offer. You need to be willing to walk away in negotiation of any kind, and have the ability to.

Apple Vhff45 Aug 29, 2018

You have to be willing to walk away from it. I did and they circled back 2 weeks later and offered me substantial more. YMMV