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Can you ask the better company if they will expedite the process? Sometimes telling them you have another offer will allow them to truly evaluate if they’ll pursue you or not
Hard to say honestly. But I think the hiring manager for the company I got an offer for is more chill. But I'll continue the interview process for the 2nd company and see where it takes me for now.
You need to see the second process through. Request an indication of when you'll likely hear back from them by. Reiterate that you're really interested in the role and would like to see the process through. Go back to the first offer and let them know you're just considering your options and will provide a response by x date. I'd suggest this isn't much longer than 2 weeks though especially if they have already given you a written offer. Once you have both offers in you can fully review the comp and benefits for each and negotiate. I've always been able to negotiate increases using this method to secure the role I want.
Thanks! I said I'll accept the offer over phone call. But I haven't signed the letter yet. They also need 3-4 weeks for background check, etc. Is it too late to ask for more time to consider my options?
Is the pay at least 20% more than your current salary? The inflation rate is at 9%, so even if it’s 20% more than you’re making, factor that into your calculations. My answer: no, hold out for more money
Base is only 14% higher.. but with bonus it's 22% higher than current salary.
You should continue with the interview process. The work culture and work-life balance are all green flags for me. Plus the possibility of a salary increase. This is a rare opportunity. Better take it.
Sounds good. Thank you! I just hope it doesn't put my offer for the 1st company at risk if I don't sign off the offer in the next 1-2 weeks.
Can you just accept and reneg if you have to? Not ideal, but it’s not the worst thing in the world either. It’s just business after all.
Did you negotiate the first offer yet? That can help drag the process out a few days, possibly enough time that you might actually get an offer from the second company.
I would anticipate at least 95k with 10% bonus in this market
Having been in your shoes 2 months back, and the number of opps out there I’d respectfully decline and start applying again while waiting for your #1. Sounds like the offer in hand is a dime a dozen, you can find another like role if needed. Don’t settle!