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Salary desired question
I am applying for a job online. In the posting it said it pays $XX/hr.
On the application I have to put minimum salary desired. Should I just put the amount posted? I am fine with this salary but I never knew if you should up it or just put exact. I doubt I would get more so didn't want to get turned down if I upped it.
Re: Salary desired question
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You won't get turned down for the salary being a bit higher. (Not crazy higher, but a reasonable amount.) I like to take the amount I'm potentially earning and put it into a yearly value as opposed to hourly. If you work full time (40 hrs) there are 2080 hours in a year. Work with that number instead of the hourly (if that helps! If not ignore!)
Also, usually on applications, I put "negotiable" in the desired income amount and talk about it verbally...much easier that way.
Good luck!
That's what I usually do too. If the application is in a form online where it will only take numerical answers, then I would put a little bit higher than you earn now.