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The perfect offer your candidate can't refuse

This checklist will give you the insights you need to:

Craft offers reflecting true candidate value

Enhance salary alignment to market data by 40%

Questions to enhance strategic negotiation techniques

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What will you find in this checklist?

This detailed checklist guides you through crafting irresistible job offers, covering market analysis, compensation structuring, and strategic negotiation techniques. It focuses on aligning offers with company values and ensuring transparent, effective discussions to secure top talent.

Optimize offer structure

Fine-tune your compensation packages using detailed market data and budget planning, ensuring your offers are not only competitive but also financially sustainable for your company.

Refine negotiation techniques

Enhance your negotiation success with strategic approaches that balance firmness and flexibility, increasing the likelihood of acceptance while fostering goodwill and long-term engagement.

Strengthen alignment with organizational goals

Align candidate evaluation and offers with your company's strategic objectives and culture, ensuring new hires contribute optimally to both immediate needs and future growth.

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Why should I read it?

This checklist will equip you with the tools to craft compelling job offers, ensuring you attract and secure the best talent for your organization.

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What’s included?

Best practices for salary negotiations
Strategies to align offers with market data
Tips for maintaining transparency in offer discussions
9 steps to prepare for successful offer negotiations
Guidelines for effective and ethical negotiations
A customizable sheet you can bend to your will

About Owlie

Over the past few years we've built 300+ partnerships, created a talentpool
with over 50.000+ candidates, and been able to decrease our time-to-hire of 4-7 weeks.

Backed by leading industries

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