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When you're asked in a job interview, what are your salary expectations, whatever you do, don't panic and don't give them a number. In a job interview, they know what they are willing to pay you and they have a salary range. And the only reason they're asking you what your salary expectations are is because they wanna see if they can underpay you. Let's say they know they're willing to pay between 60 and 90, and you say, well, I'm currently making 55, which you should never say, but I would. I would be really happy with 65. And they're thinking, great, because we pay all the way up to ninety. So whatever you do, never, ever give them a number. The first answer you should always say is, well, what does the position pay? To see if they'll give you their range. And if they won't do that and they keep pushing you, you can say, a range. Never give one number. And never tell them what you're currently making. I hope that helps. For more tips on how to interview better, follow me. Get an interviewology profile to discover your interview style, and good luck in your upcoming salary negotiations.