Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. author of Chained to the Desk in a Hybrid World: A Guide to Balance. Career experts recommend that job candidates anticipate, ...

If you’re in the process of searching for the ideal job, or your resume impressed and you’ve been invited to come along for a chat, you may find yourself faced with interview questions about salary ...

Question: How do I respond to the salary history question when I am currently grossly underpaid for the work that I do, and I am trying to correct that as I interview for new jobs? What the expert ...

Salary discussions are the trickiest part of the already stressful job interview process-- and not just because the topic makes some people uncomfortable. Tipping your hand the wrong way at the wrong ...

The interview is going great. You're qualified, the position sounds exciting and you're vibing with the boss. You've got this. Then comes the dreaded salary question. Other WRAL Top Stories Salary ...

A Reddit user claims job interviews are more about negotiation than truth. Candidates should present their value, handle ...

Once a prospective employer starts talking money -- as in how much you currently earn -- it's hard not to panic. And while it may seem like the only option is to simply answer the question, this is ...

During interviews, it's almost guaranteed that you'll be asked the question "What's your current salary and what are you hoping to make?" You should know upfront that it may even be illegal in some ...

“What is your desired salary? What is your target compensation?” These are common questions job candidates and seekers likely have or will encounter on a job application or in an interview question ...

Dear Sam: Companies often ask for salary history and/or salary requirements. I've always found this awkward to answer. As far as salary history, I've spent the last few years self-employed, so my ...

So, what is your desired salary? This is a question that can make any job candidate’s stomach drop, whether they’re reading it on an application or hearing it from an interviewer. You don’t want to ...