Kadima Offer Negotiation Services
Whether you’ve got an offer or you’re still interviewing, we can help you negotiate from $5,500 - $143,000 more!
Negotiate Your Salary Like A Pro
Our expert Salary Negotiation Service is designed specifically for driven professionals like you. We'll help you navigate the negotiation process, ensuring you secure a salary offer that's at least $10,000 higher than your initial offer - or you don't pay a dime!
$124,887
Annual Comp Increase
$42,217
Negotiation Average
$5,744,786
Total Incremental Comp
Still Interviewing?
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where an interviewer or recruiter unexpectedly asks for your preferred salary range? It can catch you off-guard, but it's important to handle this question tactfully. In order to maintain a strong negotiating position, it's generally advisable to avoid discussing salary until you've received a job offer. To assist you in confidently navigating these conversations and ensuring your career stays on track, we have developed this helpful resource.
3 Ways to Deflect & Defer the Conversation About Compensation
We Helped Clients Negotiate Offers Across All Roles At Companies Of All Sizes:
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Schedule your consultation to analyze your offer and together we will create an actionable plan to negotiate your salary for maximum compensation.
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Now put that actionable plan to work and negotiate your salary like a pro! During the rounds of your negotiations you will email us with the details to help provide the best feedback every step of the way.
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Companies are willing to pay you the most when you're first hired.
But you might inadvertently sabotage your leverage if you don't handle conversations correctly from the start of the interview process.
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Recommended Books
Alan highly recommends the following books as valuable resources for learning the art of negotiation. These resources will equip you with the necessary skills to excel when the opportunity to negotiate arises. In fact, Alan himself saved $50,000 in a real-world negotiation by applying the principles from the book "Getting to Yes." Check out these recommended resources:
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Getting To Yes
by Roger Fisher
This classic negotiation guide provides a systematic approach to reaching mutually beneficial agreements. Learn how to separate people from the problem, focus on interests rather than positions, generate a variety of options, and insist on objective criteria to achieve successful negotiations.
Getting More
by Stuart Diamond
This book offers invaluable insights and practical strategies that can empower you to achieve remarkable results in both professional and personal settings. Drawing from his extensive experience as a negotiation expert, Stuart Diamond provides a comprehensive guide that will revolutionize the way you approach negotiations.
Never Split The Difference
by Chris Voss
Drawing on his experience as a former FBI negotiator, Voss shares practical techniques and strategies for negotiating effectively in high-stakes situations. Discover how to use tactical empathy, calibrated questions, and other powerful tools to influence and persuade others.
Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion
by Robert Cialdini
While not solely focused on negotiation, this book explores the principles of persuasion and how they can be applied in various contexts. Gain insights into the psychology behind decision-making and learn how to ethically influence others to reach favorable outcomes.
Not interviewing yet but eager to learn?
Alan highly recommends these books to learn how negotiating works,
so you’re ready when the time comes.
Never Split The Difference by Chris Voss
Getting To Yes by Roger Fisher
Getting More by Stuart Diamond
(Getting To Yes, specifically, saved Alan $50,000 in a real-world negotiation!)