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In this segment, Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP, advises $50,000‑salary employees on a negotiation tactic to boost earnings before their next job interview. She explains that many companies prefer to allocate a larger portion of compensation to variable, performance‑based pay rather than a high fixed base, but employees often resist such structures. Liu suggests that when a prospective employer offers a base salary (e.g., $65,000), the candidate can propose taking a lower base (e.g., $50,000) in exchange for a variable component that could raise total compensation to $90,000‑$100,000 depending on departmental or role performance. This approach leverages the employer’s willingness to shift pay risk while giving the employee upside potential.

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