Preparation path
A calm sequence from first PDF to signed clarity
Employment consulting here is not a lecture. It is a short path that matches the document you hold — offer letter, salary discussion notes, or full contract draft — and ends with something you can use the same week.
The path at a glance
1. Document intake
You send the offer, draft contract, or interview notes. We confirm whether salary negotiation preparation, contract review preparation, or a short offer letter assessment fits best.
2. Pre-read
Before the live session we mark compensation gaps, probation language, overtime wording, and any mismatch with verbal promises you noted.
3. Live session
Rehearsal for salary talks, or a clause walkthrough for contracts. You practise questions out loud so the real conversation feels familiar.
4. Written brief
Within two business days you receive a negotiation one-pager or a clause checklist — something you can keep open while you type your reply.
5. Optional follow-up
If the employer returns with a counter-offer, a short check-in helps you decide whether another round is worth the goodwill.
What you should have ready
- The latest offer letter or employment contract PDF
- Any email threads that mention salary, remote days, or start date
- Your own notes on non-negotiables (floor salary, vacation, location)
- The acceptance or reply deadline, even if informal
Start with the document you already have
Send a short description of your timeline. We will suggest the consultation that matches — without pushing a longer package than you need.
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