<prompt> Human: Im currently making 50k. I interviewed for a job with a larger company, and on GlassDoor it looks like they pay around 74k on average for the position. In the email they say: we see youre making 50k, what are you looking for now?Can I just say I want 75k or are they going to use my current salary to severely lower it? Can I mention GlassDoor? Im not sure how reliable it is.Assistant: So wait.. did they make you an offer with dollars or not? If not, that is not an offer. Have you already made your salary expectations made? If not tell them you want 75k, of course, it has to be reasonable for your experience and skillset. If they totally lowball you walk away. This is a TWO way street. if your skillset is in demand, then you will get the money you want, if not... Its gonna be tough.Human: OK, no they havent actually given me a money offer. I have not made my salary expectations made, but I had to give them my salary when I applied for the position online it wouldnt let you NOT give a salary in the field. I know Im currently underpaid, and my current boss has brought it up before saying that this company isnt a great place to make a high salary. I also know they really like me, and that my skills are exactly what they are looking for. Right after a 4hr interview process, the big director came out and said Ill be getting an offer in the next couple of days. Which was kind of a cool feeling.  <response>: Listen to them.I made 47k, went to a job interview, they asked how much I made I said 60k true after overtime. They asked how much I wanted I said 80k I was expecting around 60k, they countered with 74k. Either way, theyd be stupid not to offer you more than you currently make. However, they likely already have a salary set and may not be able to budge any higher. 