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Compensation: Baseline Pay or Incentives and Benefits
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Most job candidates are concerned with baseline pay. Incentives and benefits do very little to persuade a candidate to accept an organization's employment offer if baseline compensation is slightly below the candidate's expectations.
It is important to see many sides of a problem, especially in a field which will impact many of us during our lifetimes. I draw on my experience in the workplace to provide some personal insights into this question. What is "better," baseline pay or incentives and benefits?
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