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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]....would you automatically drop your salary expectations, just because you are moving on to a new job? Assume all other factors are comparable.[/quote] Yes, happens all the time, in many professions. You are paid based on the market and your role/job spec. No two job specs are the same. No two payment schemes are the same. Ditto for commutes, firm culture, manager, etc. Sometimes supply of professionals is way up, so salaries are depressed, etc. If you want more money (if this is what you mainly value), then you must negotiate hard and them prove your worth (lest get fired), OR work very hard and demand more pay. What won't work is sulking around with an attitude problem, asking for more money every month from your boss. Pfft. [/quote]
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