new to the sv tech salary negotiation game. at what point does a google/fb recruiter give a written offer after hc/hm approve and how/when do I shop it around with other firms to get it bid up? is it just over phone first? do I just tell the other firm (say, netflix) that I have a verbal offer for 525k from google? will they want to see it in writing? what form does the offer memo take, is it just an email? need some help from the pros here.. ill make you a free nice ppt deck in exchange.. lol (seriously because thats all I know how to do)
tc 400k+
12 yoe
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Some might want proof. But most not.
You will get a written offer generally after u have verbally accepted.
For some good tips on negotiating:
https://haseebq.com/my-ten-rules-for-negotiating-a-job-offer/
Verbal offers can only get verbal acceptance. You literally can't give a formal acceptance without a formal offer. I think I am missing something from what u were trying to say.
It’s pretty easy to negotiate based on verbal offers, especially if you e been transparent that you’re interviewing elsewhere from the start. In my case they did not ask for written verification, but if an offer is way out of band they may request proof. If only do that to get to a ‘final’ offer, not early in negotiations.