I saw a job posting for a position that I am interested in. The

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I'll do the job for the asking price.

>>59785915
Yes, stand up for yourself. Don't let the kikes kike you.

>>59785932
I'm just wondering if it's professional and/or ethical to do so.

>>59785975
If you think you're worth more, then ask for more. Prepare your arguments, state clearly why you think you deserve a higher pay. There is no professional issue there. The ethical problem would be to work for a job that doesn't pay you correctly.

>>59786049
>If you think you're worth more, then ask for more.
It's really not even what I think, it's what the market rate is.

They're asking for a software engineer with bachelor's degree and 5+ years of experience and they posted a salary range of $30-35k.
In this area, similar postings are $65-75k.

>>59786112
Show them that you're worth the market rate.
Unless they are looking for >>59785931

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>>59786112
>bachelor's degree
>5+ years of experience
>range of $30-35k.

>>59786112
What kind of 3rd world shithole are you from my friend?

>>59786250
$60-70k is pretty standard for lower mid-level developers outside of the major tech and financial hubs.

>>59786112
>$30k/yr
>aprox. $15/hr
>yfw burgerflippers are making as much as whoever these fags hire

>>59785915
NOT TECHNOLOGY

>>>/biz/

>>59785975
>>59785915
Think about it this way OP, can't hurt unless you're really pressed for time. Do you have a job atm?