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by Freedom00 on June 14th, 2009
Tell him that you thought it over and you cannot live on 17 so you need 20. Maybe you can compromise at 18 or 19. I don't think it would hurt to ask.
Good luck!
by Shemarq the Wamama on June 13th, 2009
First of all, don't give a number unless you mean it. To ask for the higher wage, first go online and research what the beginning wages for a dental assistant are. You may be able to justify the higher wage with facts.
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You're reading I am doin an internship for dental assisting and am possibly going to be working there after the dentist asked me what i wanted as an hourly wage and i said 17 quickly and i want to ask for 20 how do i go about asking for that and it it a good idea
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