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What is midpoint for WF? Is it 80% of the max?

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What is max for WF? Is it 120% of the midpoint?

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Post ID: @md+1jvb24bg2

Midpoint is halfway between the low salary stated number & the high salary stated number. So, if a salary is listed $100,000 to $200,000 the midpoint is $150,000.

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Post ID: @f3+1jvb24bg2

“Nobody knows”

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Post ID: @cp+1jvb24bg2

OP - Add the min and the max then divide the sum by 2. 80% of final offers will be within a close range to that number.

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Post ID: @cj+1jvb24bg2

There are no midpoints anymore. That's why you can't find what they are. They don't exist. You're referring to the legacy ranges where there was a min, midpoint, and max. Now there is a min and a max with no midpoint. For example, if a range is $140k - $300k, you can't say "I want $240k because that's 80% of max". Realistically, most in that range are paid between 65% - 75% of the max.

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Post ID: @az+1jvb24bg2

Midpoint - you’ll fit right in at this company. Welcome to the team.

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Post ID: @ar+1jvb24bg2

Following @OP’s question, would 80-85% of the maximum of the range a good offer? I’m genuinely asking a question.

P.S: this is for a job in the UK. Not trying to hate here…

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Post ID: @aq+1jvb24bg2

OP, What is the midpoint of your Intelligence Quotient? Is it 50% of the max?

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Post ID: @ah+1jvb24bg2

What kind of nonsense question is that?

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Post ID: @ag+1jvb24bg2

I believe @OP is confusing midpoint with the legacy idea of market rate. WF used to consider 85% of MRP as being the point where you were expensive enough to promote to the next job title up the ladder, but that died a looooong time ago.

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Post ID: @af+1jvb24bg2

This person is talking about salary yall. Midpoint salary. Say the min is 80k and max is 150k, the midpoint will be around 115k ish.

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Post ID: @ac+1jvb24bg2

I understand that the midpoint is 50%, not 80%.

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Post ID: @a9+1jvb24bg2

In geometry, the midpoint is the middle point of a line segment. It is equidistant from both endpoints, and it is the centroid both of the segment and of the endpoints. It bisects the segment.

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Post ID: @a8+1jvb24bg2

Wouldn't the midpoint be midway between the min and max of the range? I guess I'd take the (max - min)/2 + min = midpoint. I'm not sure where you're getting the idea to take 80% of the max.

It's possible that's near the midpoint but then again it might not be close.

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Post ID: @a7+1jvb24bg2

Sorry let me clarify. What is considered the mid point at Wells? Is it 80% of the maximum base salary?

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Post ID: @a4+1jvb24bg2

I do not understand your question. Next.

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