“Companies using dishonest tactics to advertise for job openings finding it hard to get applicants”. There I fixed it for you.
this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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Wide pay ranges are great. Here's how to handle it:
Interviewer: and what are your salary requirements?
You: well it really depends on what the whole compensation package looks like. I'd need some rough numbers on what employees pay for healthcare, how much PTO is offered... I noticed the pay scale was between 50k and 150k. If you had to estimate, what was the average increase for a good employee this past year? Did it keep pace with inflation? Are there any bonuses offered?
Given the available information, my salary ask would really have to be at the upper quarter of your given range.
There needs to be a requirement like, cap it at what can be obtained in a year or two.
Companies put the upper range for someone that's been in that position for decades making the whole range useless
At least here in Washington, the mid point is generally a good area to shoot for. Few companies give a ridiculous range because they can be reported to the state.
Regardless, I still like that it is required to be posted here. Although I recall interviewing at one company that used the fact that they advertised their salary range as proof of how open they are to progress. Congratulations to them for not wanting to be fined. 🙄