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Salary negotiation — free printable preparation guide

A salary negotiation preparation sheet. Research, anchoring number, justification points and response to objections — the homework that makes negotiations succeed.

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Frequently asked questions

When should you negotiate salary?
At every job offer — not after you've accepted. Research shows that those who negotiate their starting salary earn £500,000+ more over a career than those who don't, due to the compounding effect of higher starting salaries. The employer expects negotiation; most offers are made with room built in. Asking is low-risk. Not asking is higher cost.
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