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Anonymous

04 Jul 2024

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How much is a good increment to negotiate for next job offer without bargaining too much?

Is 10%-20% a good guideline or higher?

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16 Mar 2025

10%

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Ellena

10 Dec 2024

10-20%

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Richard

17 Aug 2024

take care of oneself at the rest will be taken care

10%

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Robin

23 Jul 2024

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Depending on industry but if it is a role that I have experience in, I will not accept anything below 10%

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IANAFA but

11 Jul 2024

20%...

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