What should I ask for salary wise?

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A young professional is seeking advice on salary expectations for a management promotion in a high-revenue department while pursuing a BS in Electrical Engineering. They express commitment to advancing within the company and recognize the value of their degree in enhancing their worth. The individual is inexperienced in corporate negotiations and wants to ensure they do not undervalue themselves. Insights on appropriate salary requests and the importance of genuine interest in management versus financial gain are sought. This opportunity is viewed as a significant career move.
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Hello all.

I'm a young kid just starting out in the corporate world. I've been busting my *** for my family and I have to say that I've been doing a good job. I work full time and I'm working on a BS in Electrical Engineering.

An amazing opportunity has come up at work and I will definitely take advantage of it. Basically, this is a promotion into management of a couple of people and a department that sells in the millions yearly.

What kind of raise should I expect? What should I ask for salary wise?

Any help I can get would be greatly appreciated.
 
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