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I did that years ago. I was in a job where the responsibilities kept increasing. I went along with it because I was learning and I felt like it would help me advance. My instincts were correct, I was able to use the experience to show that I'd grown in the role, and that helped me negotiate a better salary.
I’ve noticed that certain responsibilities have shifted into others that were not originally there. It’s not so much adding on, just different. Do you feel like that is what’s happening, or are you just expected to do another job on top of yours? That would need a negotiation, because you are bringing a lot of value and money saved to them by doing that.
Absolutely! You can negotiate anything on a job. Doesn’t mean you will always get what you’re asking for, but sometimes you get more than what you had if you had not asked at all.
It depends on the responsibilities, and as others have said, are these all additional, or have some previous responsibilities transitioned away? (It's easy to forget about those!) Also be aware that as AI automates more and more parts of our roles, the human-centered parts of our jobs, like decision-making and interpersonal interactions, will become greater.
Definitely don't negotiate yourself out of a job during this age of AI! But also, if you role is legitimately growing, I think this is more than just a compensation negotiation, I think it's a promotion discussion. PARTICULARLY if you company have defined career levels (as mine does) and you can show that you're now operating at the next career level (like Associate to Sr. Associate, or Sr. Associate to Specialist).