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I have been. I ended up taking the job. Moving on is always scary, and I was definitely nervous about it at the time, but it ended up working out wonderfully. I made more money and improved my skillset learning from some really sharp marketers.
Thank you for the advice and encouragement! It is so scary but i think im going to take it!
Such a tricky sitch! Does your current role have growth opportunities?? If it were me, I’d try to weigh the long-term benefits of growth against the happiness of staying (unless there's grwoth in both places adn then maybe that's your answer). Maybe think about what aligns best with your personal and professional goals.
My current role does have growth opportunities but i think they are much slower than the new companies. thank you for the advice!! this gave me a lot to think about.
I try to take variable things out of my decision. Look at the guarantees. People come and go and who knows what the team will be in the future. Unless the new company's culture is just that bad it outweighs whatever the offer gives, I would seriously consider taking it.
Thank you for your advice! I think i am going to take it!
I've not been in that situation, but my coworker was in that situation and just went to our boss that she had a better offer and they renegotiated a salary, so could be a great opportunity depending on how valuable you are to your company.
I think I will bring it up to my boss before I formally accept because this would be amazing
I took the new job and my old supervisor was sad but very supportive. I was with her team for 5 years. There were layoffs 2 years into my new position. My old supervisor saw the layoff in Ad Age, she called me about a ACD position that just opened and I came back for another 3 years. If your current team is supportive, you’re not burning bridges.
That is amazing! I do have a wonderful team so I think they will be supportive. Hopefully, we can also work together again someday that would be incredible!