You were brought up to be a polite person, so asking for something that’s not obviously available might seem rude.
Read MoreWhen the stakes are life or death, it makes you a very shrewd negotiator going forward.
Read MoreYou can start your research online using websites like Glassdoor, PayScale and Salary.com, but you need to go further to get really useful information.
Read More"My side hustle is developing into a part-time job."
Read MoreNegotiation is welcome — and intentionally encouraged — at Finding the Fabulous.
Read MoreIn a perfect world, I would have strolled into a Porsche dealership and driven out with a sassy red coupe with leather seats. But in real life, I’m a recent graduate with student debt, rent and an entry level salary.
Read MoreCan you negotiate?
Read MoreIf someone went out of their way to put in a good word for you, make sure to let them know — in advance — that you’re going to decline.
Read MoreYou’re thinking about the stories you’ll tell your friends and family about your success. All except for a nagging feeling that something isn’t quite right.
Read MoreWhat can companies do to break through barriers to women’s advancement?
Read MoreYour voice is the vehicle you use to conduct any negotiation. So it becomes that much more critical that you’re aware of how you’re using your voice.
Read MoreWhat one entrepreneur learned from her "business divorce" — from two close friends.
Read MoreThe first question you should ask yourself is, how much do you need this deal?
Read MoreWalking away from a job offer might sound difficult, especially if you’re worried about seeming ungrateful or feeling guilty about “wasting” your interviewer’s time.
Read More"Seeing as it has been 3 months since that last conversation I'm afraid with the extent of this situation that I'm entering into the nag classification."
Read MoreAs a second-time entrepreneur, Blodgett has found her feet when it comes to asking for what her business needs.
Read MoreHave you considered how implicit bias — your counterpart’s, as well as your own — might affect your outcomes?
Read MoreOne of the hardest parts of a job search is reconciling the things that we cannot directly control—the wage gap, the questions we’re asked in an interview—with the things we can.
Read More2. Do other similar companies in your industry — or competitors — offer flexibility as a standard option?
Read MoreOne concern is whether AI would help or hinder diverse candidates who often face hiring and negotiation challenges. Do human biases extend to our artificial counterparts?
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