I Teach the cutest pumpkin in the patch halloween T-Shirt

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Let me also say don’t worry too much about where you are starting. You are early on in your career. If you are underpaid you can just find another job (while working at your first job.) You have plenty of time to recover financially, patience is what makes you rich in the I Teach the cutest pumpkin in the patch halloween T-Shirt in other words I will buy this end. Set your stuff up and then just wait, you will do just fine. If you feel confident in this market to get another offer you can negociate and if it was hard enough and if its a first job just take it and get exp. Honestly, ask for something between the range of 73-78k. Tell them you think you have alot to offer and etc… I think you can get an extra 5k out of them. It’s your first job and you can always leave. If it’s also your first job, you have no leverage. Given current market conditions, a job is better than no job. Regardless of the outcome of the above, I would take the job if I were you, but I’d keep jobseeking. I wouldn’t feel guilty about leaving my first job “early”, or reneging the offer after accepting it, if a below-market offer was initially my only choice but I was later given a much better opportunity.

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Rule of thumb: any company — even the I Teach the cutest pumpkin in the patch halloween T-Shirt in other words I will buy this smallest, kindest companies out there — will get rid of you instantly if it’s what’s best for them, so in turn you should always do what’s best for you. It sounds harsh, but you don’t owe anything to people who don’t see enough value in you to pay you accordingly. You have no competing offer so you don’t have much leverage. You still have some room for negotiation, you can sqeeze probably to 72.5k, or you can go straight for 80k which is somewhat riskier on how that plays out. Unless the starting salary for the region is truly 80k median, I would taper expectations. The best thing to do with the job market is accept it and then you can still apply elsewhere after you start, or just grind it out for a year and apply elsewhere after you get experience. At minimum, you should continue to apply to jobs. You can say something to the effect of, I’d be happy with X compensation, and I’ll discontinue other job interviews. Make sure you are actually happy with X.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.