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[quote=Anonymous]MB here. I understand what happened - I'm currently myself in a job that is a lot farther commute than I thought it would be. It happens. But unfortunately, I would be pretty shocked if after we agreed, you came back and asked for a 25% higher rate than we agreed to. I don't understand if you're only asking for the higher rate or also more gas costs? If its just the rate and you maturely explained your position the very next day and you were a strong candidate, I would meet you half-way. I wouldn't do a negative review just for this though if you handled it nicely and didn't act entitled or like your commute was my problem. They're probably testing you out for babysitting to see if they think you'll be worth that much of an increase. Be mature and be your best self and then make sure you continue to be worth it if they do come up. [/quote]
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