<prompt> Human: Hello Reddit! Even though its been a long process and Ive had to fight for it, I was officially promoted from Sales Operations Coordinator to Operations and Planning Manager, US. When I asked about a raisesalary negotiation, HR told me I was already being paid above market value. I know that is not true. I told my boss about this and he said to show him some numbers and get back to him. How can I run a salary report for my area?x200B;I work outside the city of Boston, and currently make 55,000 a year salary. Thank you for any advice! Looks like I have to fight this battle too.Assistant: Just received a promotion, but I need to prove Im not being paid market value to my boss. How?Interview.Get offered another job for more money.Tell your boss you were right, quit, take new job, get more money.Human: Is it realistic to believe Ill be offered a job as an Operations Manager at another company when Ive only held the title for a day?Assistant: Often youve already proven you can do the job before you get the promotion.. Human: I have proven that which is why I received the promotion. My boss is willing to pay me more, but he wants me to prove Im not underpaid. When I type in Operations and Planning Manager Salary in Google, it says the average is about 105,000 a year, There is no way I will get a 98 raise, but I want to shoot for at least 10K more a year. Im just having trouble finding some sort of salary reportcomparison  <response>: When I type in Operations and Planning Manager Salary in Google, it says the average is about 105,000 a year, There is no way I will get a 98 raiseYou can, at a different company 