How to Handle Salary Questions

[@Juanpimath]

I think that the best answer to this question should be: Based on my research, I expect a flexible payment of certain amount or according to the roles of this position, I would feel more comfortable with this.

[@layalsafadi9308]

I have been in many interviews and each time I answer a diplomatic answer like this they do not like it. They always insist of knowing a number or a range of what you are expecting. So in addition to this nice answer I recommend to add what do you expect based on the position and responsibilities , and after doing some research on the internet.

[@xenazenx2241]

I disagree with the "don't! " part. Half the reason you're interviewing to is obtain the job and you have a right to know the pay. Especially if youre interviewing at different places with different locations

[@gladysdivino952]

please make more videos , very helpful

[@franzhaas3712]

THIS WAS A VERY GOOD ANSWER. BUT, IF YOU CAN'T FIND THE PAY RATE FOR THE JOB ANYWHERE. YOU MIGHT HAVE TO ASK. " I CAN'T FIND THE PAY RATE FOR THIS POSITION ANYWHERE. IT WOULD BE INCOMPETENT OF ME NOT TO ASK." OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT.IM AM NOT AN EXPERT AT THIS.

[@Francis-qf2hr]

Hr: ok then,the pay is 15$ an hour...can you start tomorrow?

[@FakeGenZlegitMillennials]

Well it still depends on the employer if they will are impressed on refusing to negotiate about the salary lol

[@fishing-gardening-travelling]

I told them I want more than what I'm getting at current job. It was good enough to go through to the next round for the Interview lol

[@xenazenx2241]

I disagree with this video . But the other videos are great

[@jarlathocarroll46]

Thank you for your comments, we are glad you like the videos. There are definitely different approaches to this question and we are considering adding another video to clarify.

[@khanhasan9709]

1:00 will be helpful i guess

[@Strungrat]

So avoid the question. Can't see that going well at all.