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Things at a company can change overnight, your boss, your coworkers, upper management, etc. Take the money and run! Leave on great terms should things not work out. Best of luck!
Both positions are in house. New position would be a promotion.
If you love your job so much, why are you interviewing elsewhere? You don't need to answer me, just think about it.
I submitted my resume to their database about a year ago. Went to a very inspiring talk by their head of comms. I got a call, and figured why not.
If the new role seems great, go for it. Think about it this way: if you said no to the new role, would you regret it / have that what-if feeling? If yes, go for it. If no and you feel confident in where you are, stay.
Tough call. Have you learned everything you can from your current manager? Will there be opportunities in your current role or the near future to get a raise? Money is great, but finding a place and boss you like is something money can’t buy.
I love my boss. She is amazing. Probably the #1 reason this is hard.
I just did this exact thing! I left my all time favorite job for one I was unsure about but far better TOC. I like my job now (way less passionate and inspired) but my old job got a new client that entirely changed the dynamic. Ultimately, the “early” move may have saved me from leaving when burnt out.
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