When jobs post the exact salary is it possible to negotiate for more?

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June 14,2022 at 11:27PM UTC

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When jobs post the exact salary is it possible to negotiate for more? I saw a job that posted a lesser salary than was posted/reported on Glassdoor.

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Audrey KirschJune 15,2022 at 12:29AM UTC
That's a good question to ask in an interview. If you feel that you're worth more than what they are posting, don't be afraid to say so. The worst thing that can happen is they say no and then you can decide to stick it out through the interview or end it right there.
Barb HansenJune 15,2022 at 5:34AM UTC
You should always ask for more - "is there room for negotiation?"
If there is no room for movement on salary, you can always negotiate for additional vacation time, additional educational funding, more stock, and additional bonuses based on performance.