How to use the Salary Negotiation Email Generator.
Negotiation copy should state a considered request and its basis. Do not invent market data, competing offers or a deadline.
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State the requested compensation and the actual experience or scope supporting the discussion. Express appreciation without inventing competing offers, market data or deadlines, and leave room for a response.
- What you provide
- Offer, priorities and supplied market evidence.
- What you get
- Respectful negotiation draft without invented competing offers.
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Example input
Offer: USD 60,000 annually. Candidate requests discussion of USD 65,000, citing two years of relevant support and documentation experience. No competing offer or market data supplied.
Completed example
Thank you for the offer. I am pleased about the opportunity to contribute to the support team. Given my two years of relevant support and documentation experience, would you be open to discussing an annual salary of USD 65,000 rather than USD 60,000? I would appreciate the chance to understand the flexibility available within the package. Thank you for considering the request.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Should a negotiation email cite market figures I have not verified?
No. Use a real source or focus on your relevant contribution and the role's scope. Unsupported figures weaken the basis of the request.
Why does the message sound like an ultimatum I did not intend?
Remove artificial deadlines and conditional threats. State the request and invite a discussion of the package.
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