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Anonymous

04 Oct 2019

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What's the percentage of my salary I should consider negotiating when joining a new company?

I'm in my late 20 and thinking if I should explore other job opportunity or company to join. Am I on track earning 4k a month at this age? How much increment should I negotiate or put in as expected salary?

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Gabriel Tham

04 Oct 2019

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

10-20% more than your current annual salary. Not including bonuses.

Always remember to negotiate on a basic annual salary. Ask for the higher range then negotiate down. Show them you are willing to negotiate.

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Charlot Ng

04 Oct 2019

It depends on what value can you bring to the next job and what is the market rate for the position you are applying.

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Hariz Arthur Maloy

04 Oct 2019

Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent

The rule of thumb I use when friends ask me would be 3-5% per year for the total amount of years you...

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