"What salary?"
How do i translate
"what salary are you expecting?"
the context is an interviewer asking a interviewee.
In addition how would i say " what companies have you worked for"?
4 Answers
Sueldo is usually applied to professionals who earn a bi-weekly (not hourly) salary. Salario applies better to hourly wages. However, the two words could be used interchangeably.
¿A qué salario/sueldo aspiras? is probably a good way to express it.
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However, after checking the misleading results in the machine translator, I better give you the right answer this time:
¿Cuánto salario espera? (formal)
¿Cuánto salario esperas? (informal)
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¿En cuáles empresas ha trabajado? (formal and not in Spain) 
¿En cuáles empresas has trabajado? (informal and not in Spain)
EDIT:
¿En qué empresas ha trabajado? and ¿En qué empresas has trabajado?
As you can see there many ways to ask. I would say "¿Dónde ha trabajado antes?" for where have you worked before? I use "sueldo" and not "salario" but it's all right and anything similar should be understood.
Qué sueldo espera. (usted form). A native is probably better suited to answer the "what companies" part as my literal answer might not be the way they say it.
