DON'T BELIEVE THE the old notion about not disclosing your salary requirements in a job interview. The best time to bring up the salary topic is at the second interview. Sooner or later you're going to have to share a number-- get that number online at Payscale.com or from your own experience. Remember, you're unlikely to be tossed out of the running for your "high" salary requirement. Learn more at Smartman Daily.
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- The 'Never Specify a Salary' Myth
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- Dividing Debts in Divorce
- 10 Tips: How To Be A Great Stepparent
- How to Keep Romance Awake While the Kids are Asleep
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- How to Sell On eBAY
- Twitter to Find A New Job
- Why Surfing the Web Can Be Healthy for Kids
- Diving Credit Scores
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