Interviewing, Follow-Up, And Negotiating Job Offers
Salary negotiation is a tricky subject. It is a balancing act of wanting a position, wanting to be compensated appropriately for the skills you have and the work you will do, and the worry that if you ask for too much money, you might not be offered the position. In this Discussion Board, address the following:
How would you respond to the following question from a potential employer: "What kind of salary are you looking for from this position?"
Describe your thought process and how you would approach this situation.
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