Title: How Your LinkedIn Profile Affects Salary Negotiation | Be...
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How Your LinkedIn Profile Affects Salary Negotiation ====================================================
How Your LinkedIn Profile Affects Salary Negotiation ====================================================  ### Lenny Rachitsky
@lennysan
How your LinkedIn might be hurting your comp
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#### Lenny Rachitsky
@lennysan · 3h ago
PMs, engineers, and designers are the worst negotiators in tech.
Jacob Warwick negotiates comp for Fortune 500 execs, professional athletes, and Hollywood talent. He's helped his clients secure over $1B in additional comp.
And he says most product people leave at least 20% on the table—because they're afraid to say one sentence.
As someone who's been terrible at negotiating my whole life, this was one of the most valuable conversations I've had on the podcast. Jacob shares his full playbook:
🔸 Why a simple "What's the chance there's a little more here?" often unlocks a 20% bump
🔸 When negotiation actually starts (hint: it's much earlier than you think)
🔸 Why Jacob sees 40% average movement when negotiations are run well
🔸 Why you should never negotiate over email (and what to do instead)
🔸 How to dodge "What's your comp expectation?" without anchoring too low
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Lenny Rachitsky and negotiation expert Jacob Warwick reveal how tech professionals often leave 20% of their compensation on the table due to poor negotiation and LinkedIn presence.
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This tweet promotes a deep-dive conversation with Jacob Warwick, a professional negotiator for high-level executives and athletes. It addresses why PMs, engineers, and designers are often 'the worst negotiators' and provides a playbook for securing better compensation. Key insights include the impact of LinkedIn profiles on perceived value, why negotiation starts much earlier than the offer stage, and specific tactics like avoiding email for negotiations and handling salary expectation questions.
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