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so i have a job hunting question.
Posted by
tRuMaN (aka Truman)
Nov 26 '12, 16:32
the job wants a salary history. how far back do i need to go?
since my current salary has been the same for the last 5 years.
Responses:
related question: They want salary requirement
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tRuMaN
Nov 26, 16:59
Is it application stage or "we want to hire you" stage?
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spamlet (iPhone)
Nov 26, 16:52
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application. for a sorta client. not the same one from the other week
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tRuMaN
Nov 26, 16:54
Your current job and the previous one. That should do it -- nm
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amoxy
Nov 26, 16:34
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do i refer to the years.
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tRuMaN
Nov 26, 16:36
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I would lie, honestly. because your current employer should only say that your current salary is XXX.
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amanda
Nov 26, 16:41
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yeah, that is one of my concerns. but at the same time, showing tiny increases per year doesnt seem awesome looking either.
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tRuMaN
Nov 26, 16:44
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I agree with looking stagnant but you want to show you expect raises every year
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Pippygalore
Nov 26, 16:46
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yeah, i have no idea how to do that. -- nm
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tRuMaN
Nov 26, 16:52
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