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This Company Posted a $104K-$194K Salary Range—Then Said the Job Paid $120K Max

This Company Posted a $104K-$194K Salary Range—Then Said the Job Paid $120K Max

Offering a wide — and inaccurate — salary range for an open position will alienate great candidates and could create legal risks.

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