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Negotiate vs Take the Offer

The job offer's on the table: negotiate for more or take what's offered?

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Negotiating means pushing back for a better number, betting that a little nerve now pays off for years of higher pay. Taking the offer means accepting graciously, keeping goodwill high and avoiding the risk of souring the deal before you start. When the number lands, do you fight for more or shake on it?

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Tale of the tape

🥊 Negotiate

Upside
Higher pay
Nerve
Required

Take the Offer

Upside
Goodwill
Risk
None

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Negotiate

#77 / 78

1500 ELO

Take the Offer

#78 / 78

1500 ELO

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