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View Post: Did I shoot myself in the foot? Gave internal recruiter a range of 65k to 80k. Then I asked what's typical for this position. Then they said 70k. I'm offered the position and I was given 65k. Was I offered the lower end because I gave a range?

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Did I shoot myself in the foot? Gave internal recruiter a range of 65k to 80k. Then I asked what's typical for this position. Then they said 70k. I'm offered the position and I was given 65k. Was I offered the lower end because I gave a range?

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Recommendations re: problems in terms of salary and fringe benefits of sales team this pandemic