“What number are you asking for, and how did you arrive at it?
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Note: You buried the number. Lead with it next time.
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Why do you think you’re worth more than what they’ve offered?
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You buried the number. Lead with $185k, then your reasoning — it’ll land as confidence instead of bargaining.
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So um based on the offers I’ve been seeing, I think maybe something around 185 would feel right. I’m coming in with three years of staff-level work and a competing offer at 192…
“Five minutes a day for two weeks before the conversation. I walked in with the number on my lips instead of three sentences of throat-clearing in front of it.”
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