Do not avoid
mentioning salary details, if the recruiter has asked for these details.
This statement will help you to politely not
mention the salary details without hurting the employer.
Not exact matches
Technically the
details of the amount
mentioned should match in Part A and B, if it does not then the
details mentioned will be considered and it will be taken in conclusion that the firm has over or under deducted the tax from the employee, to know more you may have a look at how to fill form 16 for
salary with example, or you can also look out for form 16 part b traces or form 16 part a and part b difference.
You can avoid providing this
detail by
mentioning that your
salary is negotiable considering the position you will be selected for.
But if the job advertisement clear says that you have to provide your
salary requirement, then you need to
mention these
details in your cover letter.
After considering the reason for including
salary requirement in your cover letter, you would like to avoid
mentioning these
details.
And remember, developing a strategy to answering the desired
salary question is a big step towards determining how much money you will be paid, so make sure to go over answering that question in
detail, in addition to everything
mentioned in this article.
You have to
mention the basic qualifications and other qualifications required for the job and other
details like
salary offered.
Don'ts • Do not go into unnecessary personal
details • Do not
mention any irrelevant skills • Do not
mention salary expectations in a cover letter • Do not
mention why you left or want to leave your previous job