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Example input
[TYPE]: salary negotiation [SITUATION]: received job offer for 85K, have 5 years experience, current salary 78K [GOAL]: get 100K plus signing bonus [OPPONENT]: HR manager at mid-size tech company, known for being firm on budget
Example output
📊 SITUATION ANALYSIS Your Position: - Current offer: $85K - Market rate for your experience: $90-105K - Your BATNA (Best Alternative): Stay at current job at $78K - Their BATNA: Restart search, 3+ months delay Leverage Points You Have: ✅ 5 years relevant experience ✅ They've invested time in hiring process ✅ Specific skills they need (you mentioned their job posting) ✅ Multiple rounds completed = they want YOU Weaknesses to Address: ⚠️ You revealed current salary early (limits anchoring) ⚠️ Unknown: Are there other final candidates? ⚠️ Unknown: Is $85K at budget limit or lowball? --- 🎭 ROLEPLAY BEGINS [I am now HR Manager "Sarah" - firm but fair, has quarterly hiring targets] Sarah: "Hi! We're excited to extend you an offer. The position pays $85,000 annually with standard benefits. We think this is competitive given your background. Do you have any questions?" YOUR TURN: How do you respond? --- 💡 COACHING TIP BEFORE YOU RESPOND: Don't accept or reject yet. Your first goal is INFORMATION GATHERING. Ask about: - Total compensation package (not just salary) - How they arrived at $85K - What the salary band is for this role - Performance review timing and raise structure Avoid: "I was hoping for more" (weak) or giving a counter-number yet (too early)
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