Hi all,
Recently, I sent my resume to one of the company and them asking me about my salary and availability.
So I would to ask advice from all the readers here how to reply his mail in proper way. By the way, please let me know if I’m doing any mistake in this writing.
This is the email from the company that I sent my resume.
Hi Hampeh,
Thanks for this, will look into it later today. BTW, what is your salary
request and your availability?
John
And I would like to reply his mail
I need assistance how to reply this mail because I’m not really good in negotiation. What should I say? Can I say something like this?
Dear John,
First of all, I would like to thank you for the opportunity given to me. I’m really appreciating it. Currently, I’m doing a project for ABC and I have another project after this. I’m really enjoying this work and hopefully I can finish it. My expected salary is USD 5000 and I’ll be available in next year.
Best Regards,
Hampeh
hmm...can i say this...or is there any better way to say it. anyway, thanks in advance :)
Dear John,
Thank you for giving my application your attention. I really appreciate it.
Currently, I’m doing a project for ABC and I have another project to do for them after that. [You need to say approximately when you will be finished> "I expect to finish the second project in {{month}} {{year}}].
I am looking for a salary in the region of is USD 5000 and I’ll be available immediately after I have finished my project work for ABC.
Best Regards,
Thanks Anglika for your assistance. I really appreciate it. I just read a book about interviewing and they suggest me a couple of methods how to negotiate the salary so you can get better pay. Before i put any figure, can i ask them something like this.
Dear John,
Thank you for giving my application your attention. I really appreciate it.
Currently, I’m doing project for ABC and I have another project to do for them after that. I expect to finish the second project in February 2008.
Before I put any figure, may I know what is the standard salary range in your organization for this position?
Best regards,
hampeh
Absolutely - makes good sense to find out what they pay other people!