<prompt> Human: Ive worked for a small business for almost 13 years. Ive had 3 promotions in that time. Ive been in the most recent position for almost 5 years. Any move up from here would require the removal of a couple of lifers. So Ive just started venturing into the job market. I figure Im grossly underpaid because of the small businessfamily style company Ive worked for, but I dont know by how much. What resources should I use to determine a fair salary for my experience?Edit: Im looking for self market value. Not my self esteem. Edit2: Id like to thank everyone for the advice. Seems like the best route is to check a few sites to get a ballpark idea and then let the my prospective employer start with the numbers and go from there. Assistant: What do you do, how many years of experience do you have in that specific field, what type of job market hcol, lol, mcol?A surgeon with 10 years of experience has a very different career progression than a graphic designer with 10 years of experience. And likewise, there are large pay spreads between does ok and baller in every field.Human: Im a quality manger handling ISO accreditation for a lab. Positions Im looking at are QM at manufacturing facilities that also have ISO accreditation.  <response>: Based on that role you should look up ASQs annual salary survey. They break down a shockingly large number of quality based positions and associated certifications. It should give a very good starting point 