How to Answer the Current Salary Question - Interview Tips: Part 2

Here's how to respond professionally when a hiring manager asks for your current or most recent salary. Never share your previous salary in a job interview! It weakens your position and you'll be bidding against yourself.

Here is the language candidates need in order to avoid this job interview pitfall that can hurt your ability to build wealth over time.

The younger you are, the more important it is to command the highest salary possible as early as possible due to the effects of compound interest (if you care about retiring comfortably and making what you deserve).

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Trap Question: "What's Your Current Salary?" Job Interview Tips
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WAGE GAP STATS:
For every dollar a man makes:
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White women make about 77 cents.
Black women make about 66 cents.
Latinx women make about 54 cents.

Don't let your past dictate your future. If you've been earning less, it's time to earn more - and you can make big jumps when you change jobs, as long as you don't overshare.

I created this video to help candidates, especially women, handle one of the most awkward parts of salary negotiation: the salary history inquiry.

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