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For questions about fixed monetary compensation, distinct from hourly wages, piece wages, bonuses, and non-cash compensation.
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Why would a recruiter act surprised after learning I was OK with the salary?
Most often, a remark like that means they thought your skills and experience might command a higher salary. … In this case it's more of a feeling of relief of finding someone that's reasonably sane in their salary expectations. …
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