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Say you won’t even start without signing a new employment contract securing the The Smell of diesel makes me horny truck shirt and I will buy this position and that defines compensation and responsibilities, even if those responsibilities don’t start immediately. Make sure it’s explicit about when the on-boarding ends and the new title with explicit responsibilities and pay begins on X date. An increase in job responsibility should unilaterally give you a pay increase. Just ask the theoretical question to the COO, if you had to take on more job responsibility would it be fair for you not be paid more? Idk I mean I think it depends if you trust them and whether you see yourself with the company long term. Sounds to me like you could spoil a good opportunity to move way up in this company by coming off as ‘entitled’ and/or ‘difficult to work with’ by making demands and not going with the flow of what they are saying. It’s a tough choice and there’s not an obvious right answer in my opinion. Don’t want to be taken advantage of, of course, but by playing along you just might be able to find yourself in a cushy position that pays more for less work. Just my thoughts.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.