answer?? or should I give them a range of the salary I expect??
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The sky is the limit. If you have to ask you can't afford me.
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You should visit monster.com and look in Salary Advice.  They'll tell you loads of stuff.
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whats the pay? for my time?
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how much does it pay?
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Don't discuss salary until you are offered the job.  If they ask during the interview, say "I'm open to negotiate." or "I currently make __________ and I'm open to negotiate."  I prefer to stick with the first, not saying what I currently make.  You don't want to underbid yourself when they might be willing to pay more.  When they give you the job offer, it will include their offer of salary.  This is when you start to negotiate. You can negoiate benefits, vacation time, work schedule, office space or whatever you feel is important to you.  If you insist I pick one of the options above, I'd say "$45k to $55k thousand depending on the benefits offered."  (Benefits are a huge chuck so you have a right to have a 10k range depending on benefits.  Whatever you do, make $45 your lowest.  You know what you're worth so don't compromise unless you have to keep food on the table.
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www.salary.com may help.
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Im an administrative assisstant I have about the same work schedule I have worked here for almost 3 years. I make about $12 an hour. Have u been at that job for over a year? You should request a raise, they will probly give it to you, they dont want to lose you.
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how much salary difference r we talkin abt??? if it aint much then stay w/ur current job.\n\nseeing ur child grow up & enjoying ever second of it are priceless compared 2 bigger salary & better post.
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towards the end of the interview.  Bring it up as benefits offered by the company, "trial period" etc...  \n\nI never leave a job without knowing at least something basic about the salary offered.  I live in a part of the U.S. where salaries are far below the national average (secretaries make $6 per hr).  Wouldn't you look foolish if you are "polite" and don't discuss money, and they offer you something below what you can live on? \n\nGood luck
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You are the office manager and your job description includes answering phones and scheduling?  It sounds to me like you are the entire office in a very small company.  How many people work under you?  If you don't have a staff, you are not really an office manager.  In some parts of the country that is a tremendous amount of money.  Only you can answer if you feel that you are comfortable with what you earn.  Can you live off of your take home?\n\nAs far as a raise goes, when was the last time you had one?  Most places give 3% annually.
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An employee and an employer should be able to decide what the fair market wage is for the job at hand.  If $8.50 is what the market dictates then that should be a good starting point.  If you feel you are worth more and can show the employer that they would be better off in hiring you at a higher rate than some other bloke off the street then you and the employer should be able to negotiate that.\n\nIn Liberty,\nEric H. Smith
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Here is the position:\nhttp://www.timewarner.com/corp/careers/jobtools_us/index.html\nDoesn't say salary. I assume you negotiate.
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the headhunter already knows what your worth anyway, just by looking at your resume:)  good luck....most look to see what area your working in too....This is a very big deal.....My husband lives up here in Ohio and works in Florida because of this reason, higher paying jobs are obsolete in this town!
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salary.com will give you approximate ranges but I'm guessing not a lot.
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I think that it is acceptable to ask about benefits and pay. Otherwise, you cannot make an informed decision on the job being right for you. Just politely ask what the starting pay is for the postion and and what medical benifits the company offers and how long you have to be employeed with them before you are eligible to recieve benefits. You might also ask if they have a 401k or similar retirement plan. This will let them know that you are serious about taking a postion and staying with the company.
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I am under paid. I get $11/hour and should be getting much more for all the extra I do at my office. I am not worried about it, I know they are happy with my work and I have a review coming up soon.
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devry.. nicely done\n\nyou can check salary.com or monster.com for location of your area to work for to get some idea about how much you should get paid.. especially job hunting process\n\none of the most asked question is "whats the salary range are you looking for?" do your homework on it\n\ni'm thinking starting out with your education/field should be least $45k