<prompt> Human: Its a warehouse job and the position I am being interviewed for is Operations Associate. The hourly wage is 10.50 - 17.00. I have 4 years experience doing Aviation Supply in the military and I have been out of the warehouse workforce for 2.5 years. I was going to try to bargain somewhere between 14.00 - 15.00 because of experience. Is that reasonable? Should I ask higher or lower? Its a full time position however I listed on the application and resume I am a full time college student so part time is more preferred until summer rolls around.  <response>: Always always always ask for the maximum you can get if you are lucky enough to know the range. Never count on a raise and never count on overtime. The strategy that I use is to ask for the annual amount that you want that corresponds with the hourly amount. 17 per hour is about 35k a year. Thats a good round number to ask for. So it goes like this: interviewer so what are you looking to make? You I would be really happy with an annual salary at or above 35 a year if they ask why just tell them that this is the amount you have calculated to meet your family and household needs as well as remain competitive in the industry. Good luck!! 