Women do negotiate for more money — but get shut down more often, study shows
Her reticence to negotiate salary for her first job cost her around $5,000 in annual salary, but she has never made that mistake again
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Her reticence to negotiate salary for her first job cost her around $5,000 in annual salary, but she has never made that mistake again
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