Originally posted by SJ247If they want you to stay in the job for some years, they'll have to consider your happiness level outside of work. It's not in their interest to give the job to someone who'll look for a new job after a few weeks or months because xe doesn't enjoy living there.
I can only fantasize of an employer that considers my happiness level outside of work.
I guess I don't really fantasize about this, but it sounds pretty nice.
Originally posted by RahimKNot to worry. If they offer you the job they will offer it with a salary. You then have the choice to accept or reject. If you think they are not paying you enough, then you can try an negotiate with them, or refuse the job.
Well I thought it went good. One question I got stuck at though was,
How much do you expect... I told them I wasn't sure what starting people get paid because it changes so much but $3000/month.
Now I'm home and i'm looking around and $4000/month seems average for that position🙁
What to do🙁
Doesn't always work though.
Originally posted by knightwestThe wierd thing about this was,
Not to worry. If they offer you the job they will offer it with a salary. You then have the choice to accept or reject. If you think they are not paying you enough, then you can try an negotiate with them, or refuse the job.
Doesn't always work though.
I sent my resume to a friend who works for the company. He forwarded to the hiring people and we set up an interview.
There was no discussion about the job. Just normal interview and their benefits. No mention of the salary or anything like that.
Usually they bring a paper with the job title and what you do in that job. Well at least for my previous interviews they have.