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Topic	verbally accepted a job offer. can I counter in the written?
godogod 03/10/21 11:19:31 PM #9:	JACKBUTTMOMMY posted... Life isnt about money. No, but it is important to know your worth, how much the market is paying and how to haggle for a good deal (buying a house/car, auction, farmers market) especially job offers. It's not like hiring managers and HR aren't prepared to this. They totally see expecting counter offers while trying to save as much as possible. Annual raises alone suck. if you start out asking for the higher range (3-5% for ex), you'll get more in the end. I screwed up at the beginning by accepting it verbally, instead of doing my research and offering a counter offer.. once it's written after you accept a verbal confirmation, they are very unlikely to change it and gain the leverage as it's seen as bad to go against something you agreed --- There is something good in all seeming failures. You are not to see that now. Time will reveal it. Be patient. <cite>godogod posted [p:951582341] in verbally a... [t:79341837]...</cite> <quote>JACKBUTTMOMMY posted... </cite> <quote>Life isnt about money.</quote>No, but it is important to know your worth, how much the market is paying and how to haggle for a good deal (buying a house/car, auction, farmers market) especially job offers. It's not like hiring managers and HR aren't prepared to this. They totally see expecting counter offers while trying to save as much as possible. Annual raises alone suck. if you start out asking for the higher range (3-5% for ex), you'll get more in the end. I screwed up at the beginning by accepting it verbally, instead of doing my research and offering a counter offer.. once it's written after you accept a verbal confirmation, they are very unlikely to change it and gain the leverage as it's seen as bad to go against something you agreed --- There is something good in all seeming failures. You are not to see that now. Time will reveal it. Be patient.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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