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It's normal to negotiate offers. I wouldn't necessarily say it's proper etiquette to ask for more than was posted in the listing, but I wouldn't say not to do it either as long as you're willing to walk away if they won't meet your ask. If you need more than the top of the range to make the job worth taking, ask for it.
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That's the key. I have walked away once before and they came back with a higher offer (still not what I asked for though)
Situation dependent. Is there a solid reason for asking for more than the range? The scope was more than initially said, or you are bringing some amazing skills and experience might be a reason. But even then, the range is usually the strict budget.
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Yes, it is absolutely proper to ask, but it needs to be grounded in value. I would only push beyond the range if you can clearly justify why your experience, results, or network materially exceed what they scoped. Otherwise, negotiate within range plus bonus or perks.