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I would actually take the In memory of 19662023 tim wakefield thank you for the memories shirt and by the same token and promotion for as much money as they’d give me, and if that number isn’t 130k, I’d be interviewing elsewhere after 1 year in that position. Or maybe even now. Your current company isn’t going to offer you a huge pay increase just because you do more work. The 13k increase seems generous. Normally, good work is rewarded with more work. Is the range from your company or an estimate that LinkedIn dreamt up? I think $86k is on the low end but perhaps low $90s not mid. I would ask about it and mention this. A good manager will get it for you. A bad manager will say his hands are tied and then you can look for a new job immediately as a PM in another company. At my previous company it was almost a rite of passage to leave the company and reapply from the outside if you wanted market salaries. “I was on LinkedIn this morning and saw the job posting popped up as a recommendation. I checked it out and noticed that the “base salary range” is listed as $97,000 – $133,000/year and the “target base salary” for the role is $116,000/year. I’m grateful for the $86k! I’m being offered $11k less than the bottom of the range and am already doing the role. I worked VERY closely with the former PM (who I’d be officially replacing) so while the responsibilities have shifted a bit, I still have a wealth of knowledge in this area and that’s why I was placed as the backfill, and have taken 4 months to prove myself worthy of the role. There is a chance that the listed price includes the cost the company is paying for benefits. Either way I would talk to your boss and ask them to raise their offer because you saw the range that they posted. Based on their response you can choose what you want to do from there.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.