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You received a job offer? Congrats!!
For some of us, this is when the real worry begins.
You ask yourself: Can I negotiate the offered salary if I am:
a new graduate?
in long term unemployment?
changing careers?
Short answer: Heck, yes!!!
These are the questions I have received umpteen times, and in this video, I show you how 'the thing' you think is holding you back can actually help you.
What's your favourite salary negotiation tip for the above 3 scenarios? Comment below!

0:00 Introduction
2:40 How to negotiate your starting salary as a new graduate
3:30 How to negotiate when you change careers
4:13 How to negotiate when unemployed
6:30 What if there's no scope to negotiate
7:18 There are two types of people, which one are you?

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Do keep in mind though that the views expressed are from my own experiences and best practices. Apply your own judgment keeping in mind the culture and industry you are/wish to be in.