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Rising Star
Yes, it’s a job offer not a mortgage. Just know that you’ve burned that bridge probably permanently.
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The bigger question is, should you? If you like your current job and it was just a salary issue then carry on. If you hated your job and are only staying there because of the money, I can assure you that salary bump joy will wear off in no time.
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Can always boomerang and thank your current agency for the experience and opportunities and return if you don’t like this new place. Money is nice, sanity lasts longer.
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I would think so. I think the signature is more of a formality, more of an “it’s real, I work here.” I can’t imagine there’s anything financially binding. But I’m no lawyer. Google it. Or best, ask a pro-bono lawyer.
I sent a signed contract with a new employer, and right as I was giving my two weeks my current agency offered me a ridiculous salary. Can I get out of that contract that I signed with the other agency?
What are the terms of the 'contract'? Is it just an offer letter? To work as an at-will employee that can quit or be fired at any time?
People fall through. They'll be a bit salty but shouldn't take it personally.
But the question does come down to why you were leaving in the first place. If it was just a money thing, or you don't love the place but are unsure you'll like the new place any better. I'm a devil you know kinda guy.
You can get out of it. It’s ok. And it doesn’t mean that you necessarily burn that bridge, either. It happens more often than you think.
Just consider what made you look elsewhere to begin with. More money doesn’t always make you happier. And sometimes when you get a salary bump you may also be asked to do more. Which you may, or may not want.
I’ve done it... they wanted to pay me 35k in NY right out of college so I didn’t feel too bad backing out when I got an offer for 48k in Chicago
Yes you can most states are “at will” employment. But, we’re you only leaving for the money?