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Expected remuneration rate on CV?

Is it acceptable to put your salary expectation on your CV?

+4  A: 

No, I wouldn't do that. For two reasons.

First it can be a reason not to invite you because it can be regarded as rude.

second, if the company has a higher salary in mind, they have a cheap deal.

Gamecat  2009-02-04 08:49:27

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