What Reddit Says About Salary Negotiation Assistant Apps
We compiled 5 Reddit discussions about Salary Negotiation Assistant apps from 5 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/negotiation
I'm not looking for another call transcription app. I want something that helps me coach my reps and understand why negotiations fail without spending hours going through recordings. ... I recently received a verbal offer for a Scientist position with a $92,000 base salary and a 10% bonus.
r/cscareerquestions
I am currently looking at options to negotiate my salary with my new employer. I came across candor and levels and couldn't find any reviews about…
r/MechanicalEngineering
I've been looking elsewhere but I was just told that I have a review coming up so I want to see what I can do before I decide to jump ship. Even though I've moved into a senior position, I have a feeling the salary won't improve much and I want to take a shot at negotiating it if it d...
r/jobs
Is there anything out there that I can use to get them negotiate higher offers without sounding needy and desperate? I don't want lose these offers by being too aggressive. My friends have suggested levels.fyi and salaryscript.com . Has anyone of used these services? If so, are they worth it?
r/humanresources
Mercer is great if you want tech specific salary data. If you want great all-around salary data for a large variety of positions I would highly recommend Salary.com’s CompAnalyst package, but it can be expensive.
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