Compensation question: APM/PM at small development shop...
Hi everyone,

I’m rolling into my 3rd interview (likely final) at a small (~15 person) development company in a major urban market in the north east (USA). They do a fair amount of mixed use ground up and they also hold a fair amount of property in the city.

Is anyone in a similar assistant project manager / project manager position? Does anyone have any idea what a typical salary range would be? How should I negotiate this if it comes up?

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
[{"id": "ev7q8eh", "text": "In my experience, compensation would vary more with experience and education than title.  Glassdoor would likely have good comps for your area from larger firms which hire and employ similar positions.", "replies": [{"id": "ev7r7t4", "text": "Fair enough. I have an M. Arch, 2 years of progressive project management experience, 2 years architecture experience, and 3 years or so of property management experience but no direct \"development\" experience so that will be a hurdle. Its honestly tough to identify a range.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "evhgkt9", "text": "Hard to say for sure as it varies greatly by location.  I would think $75-100k for a junior position depending on your experience level.", "replies": [{"id": "evhgx15", "text": "I\u2019m in Boston so I think it would be toward the higher end? I have some PM experience but not at this scale or with the considered asset class (mostly urban mixed use).", "replies": [{"id": "evhh5y2", "text": "Hard to say as each firm is a bit different, but  I would think given a lower experience it's probably on the lower end.", "replies": [{"id": "evhhkko", "text": "Fair enough!", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]