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Thanks for the response. I definetly know I can easily make double with my experience. I'm in the UK (non-London), and while I enjoy the project and opportunity

Thanks for the response. I definetly know I can easily make double with my experience. I'm in the UK (non-London), and while I enjoy the project and opportunity to lead here, I'm not willing to do it for my current TC. My biggest question is how I can negotiate a salary I'd be happier with before outright leaving.

PragmaticPulp 6y ago
If you can easily make double and you'd be happy with double, ask for double. (BTW it's crucial to specify location and currency when discussing compensation online. 22K pounds in a non-London location is very different than $22K USD in a major US city, for example) Best case, you get what you ask for. Worst case, they say no and you're right back where you started. Your negotiating position will be 10X more effective if you're actually willing to walk away from this company. If they think you're going to stay regardless of how much they pay you, they might try to call your bluff and continue underpaying you.
- desideratum 6y ago
  Appreciate the advice. I'm not so invested here that I'm not willing to walk away, and if they have considered that I might do so, it isn't reflected in their efforts to compensate me.