How to Negotiate Salary, Job Offers, and Anything You Want with Confidence
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Narrated by:
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AI Voice James Husk
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By:
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Grant Holloway
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
You are wired to stay quiet. Not by choice — by evolution.
The same instinct that once kept you safe inside a small group, by punishing anyone who looked greedy or ungrateful, is still running in your body every time a job offer lands in your inbox.
It reads a request for more money as a threat to your standing, not as an ordinary business conversation — and it's the exact reason capable, qualified people consistently ask for less than they could get. That instinct isn't a character flaw to white-knuckle through. It has to be understood, and broken.
This audiobook breaks it down mechanism by mechanism: the anchoring effect that sets the ceiling before anyone speaks, the silence that negotiates harder than any counter-offer, and the gap between a bonus called a "target" and one that's actually guaranteed.
It hands you the BATNA math that tells you exactly how much room really exists, shows you what an offer letter deliberately leaves out, and covers everything beyond base salary still on the table — start date, title, review timing, equity. It also covers what happens after the signature, when a hard-won number either holds for the next year or quietly erodes.
Built on real research into anchoring bias, first-offer advantage, and the gender gap in negotiation outcomes — this is the case for asking for what a role is actually worth, once you understand exactly why every instinct in your body is arguing against it.
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