QUOTE(royrockerfella @ Oct 5 2021, 01:24 AM)
You do sound like someone who would fake your salary slip to get a job because you know you aren't up to the level of others. There is a standard as to how salaries are paid and it's based on a historical performance. You need to grow up.
You're wrongSalary is based on your experience and skillset. I got my first full-time job early 2020, before that I was working for myself. I had no "salary slips" to show. They didnt even ask for it, nor ask how much I was making.
HR just responded with an offer, and I countered with what I wanted. Because the company wanted me, I got what I asked for; later I found out it was actually above the allocated budget for the position.
Based on your logic, I wouldnt get what I have now. Many are poonting out the idiocy of your approach. Aside from the ethical and legal issues of your actions... its simply impractical. You are making things harder than it has to be.
Just offer what your company is willing to pay, whether that is above/below their previous payslip is irrelevant.
Oct 10 2021, 01:38 AM
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