Considering my experience in the sector, I believe that...
'Considerando' = kon-si-deh-RAN-do. Five syllables; stress the fourth. A gerund form.
Use this to introduce a salary argument based on years of experience and sector expertise. Experience is one of the most valued criteria in Italian salary discussions, especially in traditional industries.
'Considerando' is a gerund used as a conditional preposition — it sets up the logical basis for your argument. 'Ritengo che' (I believe that) introduces a subjective opinion with authority.
Con dieci anni di esperienza nel ruolo, mi aspetto...
With ten years of experience in the role, I expect...
Quantified; the number of years gives concrete weight
Il mio profilo seniority giustifica una retribuzione più alta.
My seniority profile justifies a higher salary.
'Seniority' is used in Italian corporate vocabulary; 'profilo' frames it professionally
Ho una specializzazione che il mercato valuta significativamente.
I have a specialisation that the market values significantly.
Markets the candidate's rarity; effective in niche or technical roles
In Italy, seniority ('anzianità') is formally tracked and legally relevant. Collective bargaining agreements ('CCNL — Contratti Collettivi Nazionali di Lavoro') define minimum salaries by category and years of service. Knowing your CCNL category strengthens your negotiating position.