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This Week In Career Advice: Lowball Salary Offers & Why You’re Underpaid

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This week was all about salary: when to walk away from a low salary, why you’re being paid so little, and how to deal with a boss who limits your salary based on their own.

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Five Reasons You’re Probably Underpaid
Forbes’ Liz Ryan breaks down the top 5 reasons employees are underpaid – whether they know it or not.

My Boss Said ‘Your Salary Is Too Close To Mine’
A reader is denied the salary increase they deserve because it borders their manager’s salary.

Five Ways Employers Justify Lowball Salary Offers
Despite being frugal, there are several ways employers justify lowball salary offers. Before walking away, try these solutions to lowball salary negotiations.

Ask A Manager: “company asked what I have to earn, what I’d like to earn, and what I’d be thrilled to earn”
Ask a Manager reveals her thoughts on a company’s gimmicky way of finding out a candidate’s salary expectations.

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