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salary history
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so one of the jobs i'm applying for requests a salary history - do i just add that to each position on my resume?
Re: salary history
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as just a paragraph? an extra page at the end? i've got 12 years of salary history . . . or something like "my requirements are negotiable and my most recent salary is __________"? (which is what i usually do when salary requirements are requested)
I've always been in the camp that you shouldn't give it up until they actually press you for it. The job I just took asked for salary requirements and history in the application. I didn't list the history, but rather included in the email I sent (not the cover letter, but the email to HR) "My salary requirements begin at $XX,XXX and are negotiable depending on the full package offered." They later asked me specifically the salary I left my last company with.
In general, though, I think it's the business of employers to know what you will accept, not what you were paid five jobs ago. So I'd be polite, but vague.
thanks all!
this is an online application through the site so i will just include something vague in my cover letter.