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Should You Negotiate Your Best Job Offer in a Buyer's Market?

You have finally received a job offer after a lengthy search in a very tight market. You may be wondering if you should accept it as is or ask for something better. Guest author Dan Puleio has some advice for you.
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March 04, 2004

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