Executive compensation negotiations to do and not do | Jobsearchtv.com
Jeff Altman, Big Game Hunter
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You are approaching your role. Here are some things to prepare.
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I’m Jeff Altman, a big hunter. I guide people and organizations to play a role. Most of my job is professional coaching, leadership coaching. And I have worked with talent Atvery level to help reposition. Today’s show is actually about negotiating Actan execution levels more effectively, i.e. C-Suite, senior positions, because things get a little complicated, because companies sort out how to do things in certain jurisdictions (some places) in this new climate, and you won’t ask for a person’s salary anymore.
Think about it for a second. Over the years, this habit was what the employer said: “So, how much do you earn at the moment” and you’ll get into their base, what the bonus is, the extra pay you receive. And now, they can’t do it.
So whether you are at one of these locations, I want to provide some perspective on certain things you should do and what you shouldn’t do as part of the negotiation. Now we always start from conducting research, researching similar positions in their organizations and similar organizations. There are a number of ways you can do this, but frankly the best way is that you have built a network of resources where you can discuss compensation with them. If you don’t have that, I’m confused because you have to understand that your network is one of the most valuable resources you have. If you don’t have a high quality network, if you don’t have these relationships, then your arms are tied behind your back and you’ve made a huge professional mistake. Now start studying it.
So from there, you can work with LinkedIn. Yes, you can use the website. But these are universal. You need to talk to someone you will be honest with.
The next thing to do is to compensate yourself. What is your foundation? What is your total bonus or cash compensation? Do you have equity, stock options, RSU, stock grants, any deferred compensation or any specific benefits you receive (such as club membership or car allowance) – follow these actions so you don’t forget any details along the way. once
Once you have them, don’t share them because the truth is that once you start sharing it, you start to tie yourself up because they will start to see it as a baseline that must work from it. Especially in jurisdictions, if you no longer ask about your current salary, as long as you remember that many companies are adopting lower quotation strategies, but within rationality, you have an advantage.
Catch that one.
They make your public bin lower, making you say no to it, so the answer says, “This is less than what I currently earn,” so put your current Comp Plans what is.
Don’t talk to him about what you’re looking for here. Be sure to figure out the overall situation of your new target industry and role.
Finally, once an offer is made, don’t say “yes” to the first offer, even if it’s very close. Prepare to negotiate with them.
One thing I’m going to say is to turn around and answer, “The offer is fun. I don’t think I’m going to take risks if we negotiate here.” If they say “Yes, you’re,” there’s a message there. Do you always want to be dealt with like a hostage? Because that’s really what they’re doing. They see you as a hostage that can be manipulated, manipulated and required.
Think about it. Is that the way you want to handle it professionally?
I would reply, “I’m a little confused about this response. Why can’t I negotiate? If I turn around and say, “You know, this is less than what I’m currently earning, or “not much more than what I believe this position pays for in this company. That company. This. That company, you’re saying my negotiations are risky. Why? Can you explain it to me?” Let them defend your behavior.
Again, I’ll remind you about the plot of the movie – “Remember it’s business. It’s not personal.” Don’t make personal offense here, so when you get a preliminary offer Andou’ou raises this question, I’m assuming that in a hundred or more or more, they won’t hear anything they’re going to threaten you, you’ll understand where you can negotiate. That’s because you have a feeling about your first offer, you have the allowances and incentive plans you’re currently receiving, depending on your qualifications, you can talk about severance I() case, there’s a sales(), incompatible if they say “severance? Why severance?”
There are some immature organizations that behave in this way, simply saying, “You know, the fact is that the company can be sold in one year, six months, five years, and I want to make sure I’m protected because it’s going to take a long time to reposition. So, I also want to talk to you about the severance plan.”
So, there are many different areas, but, you know, it all depends on when you get the quote, you confirm that there is no risk there.
The second is that you want to select the points to focus on, and then, next is the counter-stipulation of the time, covering some of the things you expect.
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