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Topic	Giving salary expectations during a job application
The_Yahtz09 02/25/22 9:20:00 AM #34:	Arcanine2009 posted... No they will often follow up. They will say if it's within range or not. Usually if it is, they will be like, "I'll get back to you" or accept your counter offer fast. That wasn't my experience, but it was several years ago now. I found out after the fact from a buddy who went to work there that my expectations were 20K over the high end of their range. Of course, there could have been a number of reasons they decided to drop me. In general when I was applying for jobs companies were terrible at following up with any kind of news at all. I even had to pester some for good news (making it to the next round). --- Arkansas Razorbacks \|\| Oklahoma City Thunder \|\| Cleveland Sports <cite>The_Yahtz09 posted [p:962956383] in Giving sal... [t:79908672]...</cite> <quote>Arcanine2009 posted... </cite> <quote>No they will often follow up. They will say if it's within range or not. Usually if it is, they will be like, "I'll get back to you" or accept your counter offer fast.</quote>That wasn't my experience, but it was several years ago now. I found out after the fact from a buddy who went to work there that my expectations were 20K over the high end of their range. Of course, there could have been a number of reasons they decided to drop me. In general when I was applying for jobs companies were terrible at following up with any kind of news at all. I even had to pester some for good news (making it to the next round). --- Arkansas Razorbacks \|\| Oklahoma City Thunder \|\| Cleveland Sports</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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