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Well Waitrose and Asda sell different products. Can't get the various noodles from foreign places I like from Waitrose or even Sainsburys. However Waitrose sells far better cakes and alcohol. And none of the mentioned have the aisles of crap...."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
bbp did you get what you need by way of an answer?
If your agent takes a percentage, maybe they can do the conversation for you. I had that happen in my first contract role and got 10%, it took 5 minutes. They can just ask, if it is a no then at least it was tried. Remember, they will get more money if it is percentage based and have the contract negotiation skills.Comment
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Need to ask the agent if they are on a fixed commission first. If they are then no amount of negotiation will work and save you a ton of time.Originally posted by goonbreath View Postbbp did you get what you need by way of an answer?
If your agent takes a percentage, maybe they can do the conversation for you. I had that happen in my first contract role and got 10%, it took 5 minutes. They can just ask, if it is a no then at least it was tried. Remember, they will get more money if it is percentage based and have the contract negotiation skills.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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This is not true, I am receiving a rate increase of 1% in April.Originally posted by eek View Post
You increase your rate by asking but in all likelihood you aren't going to get anything by staying.
So start hunting for a new contract so you are in a position to ask for more money (matching the rate of your newly found better paying contract) or don't expect an increase.
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Originally posted by _V_ View Post
This is not true, I am receiving a rate increase of 1% in April.
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