Non-profit jobs pay less money- that too in expensive cities like NYC, SFO. How do u negotiate with them when the HR tells u the exact salary first hand?
Multiple offers can help. But how do u navigate the convo when they start with "This is the exact salary, are u fine with that?"
I understand it's what it is. At the same time, that feels like that's a shitty move by the HRs when they do it blatantly.
Some HRs subtly point at your visa situation. How do u negotiate with these Research assistant, Researcher, Scientist jobs?
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They are very limited on resources, they are selling the "doing good" aspect of the job (that, and likely shorter hours, more schedule flexibility, lower pressure to perform, etc.)
If you wanted money, why would you even talk to a not-for-profit? Doesn't the very name of that sector tell you enough?