<prompt> Human: Hi everyone!Im a recent college grad and Ive been working as an hourly employee for a large corporation since graduation. This past week I was offered to come on as a full-time salaried employee and Im not sure if it is appropriate for try and negotiate my salary?Details:- I would gain vacation time, benefits, 401k, etc. I still get paid overtime- The work I will be doing as a salaried employee isnt on the same level as that of what I was brought on to do when I was originally hired. I was hired to basically proofread documents, but I will be working in more of an analyst role which I have started transitioning to the past couple weeks- My salary is noticeably lower than that of the low end salary for analysts according to glassdoor- I have a really good working relationship with my managerI guess my only hesitation is that in this market I dont particularly want to rock the boat at my place of employment. I am super excited to begin working as a real employee, but the salary does have me rather bummed.What should I do? Should I address this to my manager? UPDATE I brought this up with my manager asking for 6,000 yr increase in Salary. After a couple days she calls me into her office and agrees to increase it to that amount. No negotiation needed. Sadly, what Im gathering is that I didnt ask for a high enough salary and I could have gotten more. None the less, Im certainly happy with my noticeably larger paycheck! Thanks everyone for all your advice. Probably wouldnt have had the balls to do this without all your encouragement :  <response>: If they have offered you a salary in numbers then it is an appropriate time to negotiate. Reasonably bring up the fact that what they are offering you is below value for the position in glassdoor. Keep in mind employers want to pay you as little as possible so they wont always offer you the highest they will go. They wont take the job away from you if you ask for more so I suggest doing so. If they say no then dont pursue it further; decide if you want to work there or somewhere else.Ive negotiated salary before and they have said it is non negotiable. It was worth asking but it also didnt affect me coming on for that salary. 