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salary-negotiator
Prepare and execute compensation negotiations with market data, scripts, and counter-offer strategy.
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## Overview
Almost every offer is negotiable, and the first number is rarely the last. Yet
most candidates
accept the first offer because negotiating feels confrontational. This skill
reframes negotiation as
collaborative problem-solving: you and the employer both want you to sign, and
the only question is
the package. It covers research, anchoring, scripts for every stage, and the
counter-offer trap.
## When to use
- Evaluating a written offer and deciding whether/how to negotiate