[ladytiger]

I have found a very interesting article How a pro does it - My friend Rachel made $1,000 an hour negotiating a new job - I Will Teach You To Be Rich

that I will be implementing later on after I'm at my job for a year this June. I will be playing around with this idea from the article and will brainstorm how I can use this with other future companies. Hope this helps everybody!

Is that the guide written by that Indian dude, Remit or whatever his name was?

I tried out the free versions of his guides awhile back but couldn't get enough out of them and couldn't purchase the pro versions because he makes such a big deal about not doing business with people in credit card debt, so apparently, being in debt with 2 major banks due to getting in trouble with overdraft fees and not being able to pay them back is a big deal.

Still though, even though I don't like the fact that he turns down potential customers over being in debt which doesn't do anything to negatively affect his own business and only affects those of us who might need the guide the most, I really do like the style of his guides.

I hope it works for you!

Also, it's been awhile since I read any of his stuff, but is there any good resume building advice that I don't have to purchase the full guide to benefit from for those of us without any noteworthy experience and with significant gaps in out employment history?

I need all the help I can get right now.

[ladytiger]

Yes. These employers ask 4 a whole lot just to land a job and they're not putting any effort. I'd like to try those techniques and increase my salary for other goals I have.

I was thinking again a person can achieve a lot and shouldn't let a degree not get in the way of pursuing what they want. I need to do a self assessment of myself and what I want.