Negotiating Your Compensation Package

Negotiating Your Compensation Package

31mIntermediate2020-02-10

Authors

Emilie Aries

Emilie Aries

Speaker, Writer, Podcaster, Founder and CEO of Bossed Up

Course details

Join career strategist and expert negotiator Emilie Aries as she walks through the process of successfully negotiating a new job offer, raise, or promotion. Discover why it's important to negotiate, how to start the conversation with strength, and how to leave the negotiation table with everyone feeling respected. Emilie covers how to research your market worth, the right way to turn an offer into a negotiation, how to prepare and deliver a winning counteroffer, how to evaluate your final negotiated offer, and more.

Topics include:
- Leading your negotiation
- Knowing your worth
- Researching your market worth online and offline
- Considering your competitive advantages
- Asking for a compensation review
- Considering the full package
- Clarifying your compensation priorities
- Negotiating with intent
- Making a clear ask
- Persuasively framing your ask
- Ending a counteroffer with a question

Skills covered

Compensation and BenefitsNegotiationJob SearchingCareer DevelopmentHuman ResourcesProfessional DevelopmentOne-Off

Concepts

Introduction

  • Lead your negotiation

Know Your Worth

  • How to research your market worth online
  • Research your worth through networking
  • Consider your competitive advantages

How to Start the Negotiation

  • How to ask for a review
  • Don't talk salary in the interview
  • Turn an offer into a negotiation

Prepare Your Counteroffer

  • Consider the full compensation package
  • Clarify your negotiation priorities

Deliver Your Counteroffer

  • Lead with intent when negotiating
  • Make a clear ask when negotiating
  • Frame your ask when negotiating
  • Land on a question when negotiating
  • Should I leverage another offer to get a raise or promotion
  • Leveraging multiple offers while job searching
  • Recovering a negotiation gone bad

Conclusion

  • The 7% effect
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