<prompt> Human: Ive been in a job for a year now, making about 85k. Recently, Ive been offered a position with another firm at 110k, which is a decent 30 pay rise. Its also a more interesting job in a better city and Im inclined to accept.The problem is, when asked for my salary in the interview, I told them I was on 100k. In effect, the employer is only offering me a 10 increase if they actually believe what I told them about my salary in the interview.Now, given my level of experience and industry, I know Im being offered a salary above market rates. Every other job Ive applied to or discussed with recruiters has come in well below 110k.Given all of this, should I still push for more? I feel like the more I push now, the higher the level of expectation they will have of me, and the lower my increments might be in future. Am I better off waiting for a year, proving myself, and then asking for more?Alternatively, any employer knows that offering a 10 pay rise to someone to induce them to move is low. Do you think theyre underselling me here? Or do you think they will have expected me to inflate my salary when asked in the interview?  <response>: Just say yes to a good thing. Youre making a lot more money in a city you want to be in. This is good. Be happy. 