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Salary Negotiations...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Albert J. Moten, Jr. Oct 16, 2012. 8 Replies 0 Likes
I recently went on an interview and the person asked me "What kind of salary are you looking for?". As per the 48 Days book I declined to answer at that time. Well, I got a call on yesterday and she…Continue
Temp work on resume
Started this discussion. Last reply by Albert J. Moten, Jr. Jun 22, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
If i worked only 1 to 3 days at a company as a temp worker should I put it on my resume?Continue
Tags: management, boss, hours, temp, work
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Albert J. Moten, Jr. replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."I'll keep your advice in mind once I reach that 6-9 month period if all else fails. Thanks..."
Albert J. Moten, Jr. replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."Thanks Cayce for the info. I'll use your advice when offered the job."
""Did I make a serious mistake by saying yes? Sounded like to me that if I said no it was to low I would not be invited to 2nd interview." Albert, if I were in your shoes, I would have shared with the interviewer the salary range I…"
Cayce Phalen replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."It is good to ask for what you feel that you deserve especially if you bring experience or something unique to the table. It definitely is not likely that they will take back the job offer but they may not be willing to budge on the salary…"
Mara Olson replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."I've never tried this, but someone once told me that you should always ask for higher pay when the employer makes an actual offer. Something along the lines of, "Actually, I feel that based on my skills and experience I should be making…"
Travis Scott replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."This depends on the position. Many times, if an employer wants you, tehy will find an additional $10k.
The bottom line is it is too late to negotiate more money. You can always bring it up in 6-9 months again."
Cayce Phalen replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Salary Negotiations..."I think it depends on the job. If you know enough of what the job requires from the first interview then you may already know that it is a fair salary. If you truly think it was to low you may have wanted to decline even if it cost you the…"
Albert J. Moten, Jr. posted a discussionSalary Negotiations...
I recently went on an interview and the person asked me "What kind of salary are you looking for?". As per the 48 Days book I declined to answer at that time. Well, I got a call on yesterday and she wanted me to come in and interview with some board members. She brought up the salary requirements again and I declined to answer. All of a sudden she blurted out the salary they were offering without me asking. Next she asked if that was o.k. and I said yeah.Did I make a serious mistake by saying…See More
Albert J. Moten, Jr. replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Temp work on resume"Hi Dan,
Thanks for your advice."
Dan Miller replied to Albert J. Moten, Jr.'s discussion Temp work on resume"Albert,
No don't include something that short. Stay away from even showing months on your resume - so you show employment from 2001-2004, etc. "
Albert J. Moten, Jr. posted a discussionTemp work on resume
If i worked only 1 to 3 days at a company as a temp worker should I put it on my resume?See More
Albert J. Moten, Jr. posted a status"It's been a while since I posted on 48 days website, but I'm back!"
Kent Julian left a comment for Albert J. Moten, Jr."Welcome Albert,
I try to take time each week to welcome new members to 48Days.Net. So, let me say "welcome" to you! I know you will find this to be a great site filled with people who are experiencing true success in both life and…"
Rob Clinton left a comment for Albert J. Moten, Jr."Albert, just wanted to drop in and welcome you to this great community! As you’ll come to find, this is a place of inspiration, encouragement and tons of knowledge. I hope you find that and more as you pursue your endeavors.
A few groups I…"
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- How did you hear about 48Days.NET, and what do you hope to get out of being a part of this community?
- recommended by the book 48 days to the work you love
- What is your current work situation? Employee, self-employed, generating any income on your own?
- I'm currently working in the film industry in New Orleans. At this time I'm working as a Production Assistant in the Production Office.
- And then...what is your goal/dream for your work life?
- Would like to have a functioning full-time film & television production company.
- How about your personal life? Any specific goals or achievements or dreams you are pursuing (or want to pursue)?
- Want to get married someday and have kids.
- What would you say are your strongest talents? How are you 'wired' and what can you offer to the world (it's OK if you don't know yet, but knowing is key to pursuing your dreams!)?
- I'm a great leader on the job and also can organize and give structure to businesses.
- Do you have a website presence anywhere?
- http://www.shrewsburyentertainment.com
- If you have a product or service to promote (now or in the near future) this is your shot to state it! Say all you'd like:
- I'm am a great film & television producer & director and can help make anyone's Hollywood dreams come true!
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- At 12:04pm on January 3, 2011, Kent Julian said…
- Welcome Albert,
I try to take time each week to welcome new members to 48Days.Net. So, let me say "welcome" to you! I know you will find this to be a great site filled with people who are experiencing true success in both life and work.
One thing I noticed on your profile is you have read Dan's book. It will help you find the work you love.
Also, I'd like to point out that one of the best places to connect with other liked-minded people here is in the GROUPS section. There are groups for just about every interest you can think of, and if you can't find a group that interests you, you can start one. Groups are my favorite part of 48Days.Net!
Finally, if you happen to be a speaker or author (or want to become either), check out these two groups. They are two of the most popular groups on the site because of all the great conversation taking place:
* Speak It Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Speakers!
* Write It Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Writers!
Again, enjoy 48Days.Net. It's a great place to be!
Live it forward,
Kent Julian
www.liveitforward.com
- At 2:33pm on January 2, 2011, Rob Clinton said…
- Albert, just wanted to drop in and welcome you to this great community! As you’ll come to find, this is a place of inspiration, encouragement and tons of knowledge. I hope you find that and more as you pursue your endeavors.
A few groups I want to recommend are:
Kent Julian’s:
Speak it Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Speakers!
Write it Forward -- REAL Success and Profit for Writers!
And… Joel Boggess’s Coaching Compass.
Also, come out check out the group 180 Service Station. We have some great career and life transitional discussions going on.
And as part of my welcome to you, feel free to add your e-mail address to some more weekly inspiration by clicking below:
180 Weekly Inspiration
To your new and continued success!
~Rob Clinton
180 Career Coaching
This is your guide to re-entering the workplace… With PURPOSE!
www.180coach.com
"Don't ask yourself what the world needs; ask yourself what makes you come alive. And then go and do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." ~Howard Thurman
- At 2:19pm on December 31, 2010,
Stoney Noell said… 
- At 5:58am on December 31, 2010,
Joel Boggess said…
Hi Albert -- Welcome to the 48 Days community. We're glad you joined.
This is the idea and social networking site for people that want to create their own opportunity.
What are some of your ideas for moving into the work and life you've always wanted?
Depending on what your interests are, there is a wide selection of discussion groups to get involved with.
One group that is worth looking into is 180 Service Station.
Good stuff going on in there.
Another group you'll want to stop by is the 4 points coaching compass. That's my group. You are invited to get involved in this week's discussion.
-joel48 Days advisory team
- At 3:43am on December 31, 2010,
GREGG PECHMANN said… - Welcome Albert!
Just wanted to say hello and welcome you to this great website. You will not find a better group of people to help you get to a higher place of excellence.
Do you want peace in your life? Who wouldn’t want some, right?
Then join in and get inspired to become financially free by clicking here (http://eepurl.com/SIIb) for the The “Got Peace?” Newsletter and get 2 free e-books as a gift from me... Pretty cool, huh?
Please let me know how I can help in anyway!
In His Peace,
Gregg Pechmann
www.pechmanncoaching.com
- At 7:39pm on December 30, 2010,
Brent Green said… - Welcome Albert!!
Glad to have you as part of the community here.
This is a great place to meet great folks and share interesting ideas about finding meaningful work.
I've been a member here for about 1 year and have gotten a lot of value from it. Hope you receive the same value.
If I can help you in your pursuit of meaningful work in any way, please let me know. I'd like to offer you a free gift if you subscribe to our 'Pursuing Meaningful Work' newsletter. I'll give you a free copy of our recent audiobook 'Finding Your True North - A Quickstart Guide to finding a Career You'll Love'.
Hope you enjoy the community and find value in it.
In Him,
Brent Green
www.PursuingMeaningfulWork.com
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