If you don't declare, quite a few employers here will throw you application away.Kardin25 wrote:Question: Should you disclose your Last Drawn Salary to either A) Potential Employer or B) Recruitment Agencies, and why?
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I think most of the employers are still doing this tho. "Though so far, few employers in Singapore, especially small ones, start negotiating current pay + x% as offer." Not just few.ecureilx wrote:If you don't declare, quite a few employers here will throw you application away.Kardin25 wrote:Question: Should you disclose your Last Drawn Salary to either A) Potential Employer or B) Recruitment Agencies, and why?
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Though so far, few employers in Singapore, especially small ones, start negotiating current pay + x% as offer. Most decent employers just take your current pay slip and file it away.. just to tick some box ?
But two of the big companies I worked for, directly, insisted I provide the pay slip AFTER I came on board.Wd40 wrote:I think most employers ask your previous salary as an input. If you refuse to provide it, I think it wouldn't be a big deal, but I have noticed most agencies atleast start off the process by asking your expected salary. So if you don't even provide your expected salary in the beginning, I would imagine you won't go far.
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No you don't. That's bullshit. Your first and foremost task is to find a qualified person. If you can't take the time to interview candidates and qualify them with respect to fit, skills, and experience BEFORE you need to know the salary details, then you really do qualify as one more swimmer in the turd bucket into which so many recruiters fall.mortlock2005 wrote:As an HR person, I really need to know either current salary or salary expectations.
Collecting data ?mortlock2005 wrote:Oh, and I don't ask salary as part of the application process. I only discuss it with candidates in phone interviews when I think they are qualified for the job. My managers always want to know what a candidate is asking, as they also have to work within their budgets.
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