Evaluating an offer may be difficult and requires consideration and care. Take into consideration:
Offer Negotiation – or Not
The decision to negotiate or not is an important and strategic one. Read guidelines on negotiation basics, strategy, and frameworks for effective negotiation dialogue in the Your Negotiation Guide.
Outside Counsel
Every situation is different—we highly encourage you to schedule an appointment with a Coach to discuss your offer and unique circumstances.
Whether you received an offer or not from your summer experience, the CDO is here to support your Career Development. Start by reviewing the videos below to evaluate your summer and and follow by scheduling time with a coach to …
By Mike Minutoli
Mike MinutoliSenior Director, Career Education and Coaching
The most common areas of a job offer that are negotiated are:
It’s important to remember that not all of these areas will be negotiable, and the amount of flexibility you have will vary depending on the company and the …
By Mike Minutoli
Mike MinutoliSenior Director, Career Education and Coaching
Executive jobs are popular for their attractive salaries and benefits packages. Companies try to keep up with compensation trends because they might lose their top leaders to competitors if they don’t. Well-paid executives are also quite keen on improving the …
When looking for a job, you need to take into consideration many factors. In addition to daily responsibilities and salary, you need to think about things like training, advancement, flexibility, benefits, and company culture. Otherwise, you might find yourself very …
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Securing a job offer, especially one in an executive position, is a major accomplishment that reflects both your professional capabilities and your personal qualities.
Although the process is usually followed by enthusiastic acceptance, it may not always be the case. …
