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Ask for $110k, take whatever they give you, then immediately start applying with the Good Girls Go to Heaven Bad Girls Go To Super Bowl LVIII With Tennessee Titans Shirt in contrast I will get this new title. On your resume, give yourself credit as a PM for the whole time you have been a PO. There is so much variability in the PM role from company to company that you can get away with spinning your experience as a more execution/operational PM. I say this as someone who has worked in product in tech for a decade, hired dozens of PMs into my teams, and interviewed hundreds more. Take the position and negotiate when you have another offer. It doesn’t matter what they are offering outside the org… that doesn’t apply to you bc it’s not real leverage. If they offer you a higher title, they know you will take it. If you refuse, then what? They can hire some body else. Are you sure the salary range is from the company? LinkedIn often estimates salary ranges for the jobs posted there. The estimates can range from very accurate to wildly off in either direction. I suggest doing some research on salary ranges within your company. If your company is pretty good size you might find good info on Glassdoor. Their salaries are based on employee surveys.

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