gIn a job interview, suppose the following statement is made by an employer regarding the topic of compensation: "I am afraid I cannot meet your desired salary requirements, but I hope you will realize that working in our company is a wonderful opportunity and join us$."$ Which of the following is an interests$-$based response to the employer's statement?

Group of answer choices

"I am very interested in joining your company if certain needs of mine can be met. I would like to share some of my key goals and objectives. Salary is a key concern for me$.$ I am the sole wage earner in my family, and I have a number of educational loans. You did not mention other aspects of the offer, such as stock options, vacation, and flex time. Can we discuss these issues at this point?"

"I am very interested in joining your company if we can come up with a fair employment package. My salary requirements are in line with those of other people joining similar companies. I would think it would be a competitive advantage for your company to offer employment packages that are competitive with those offered by other companies. I believe that my record and previous experience mean a higher salary is fair in this case."

"I am very interested in joining your company, but other companies are offering me more attractive deals at this point. I would like to invite you to reconsider the offer so that I do not have to resort to turning your offer down, given that I think that we make a good match for one another."

"I am sorry you cannot meet my salary requirements. I've seen your company's stock price and I$\text{'}$m not sure what your directors are doing with all your profits, but it seems it certainly isn't trickling down to your employees."