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I would accept the new job, never sell yourself short. Inflation is a b*tch and money talks. I would also consider their total compensation package and look into their PTO policy etc
Thank you! Appreciate the advise
Have you already compromised? It's better to know the comp package of the other company from the interview. With all the layoffs going on right now and the recession surging, it's really difficult to take risks.
Taking the new offer is perfectly fine. Being transparent with your current company that another offer is expected might be extra leverage… it’s funny how quickly a no can change when they actually think you might walk.
During the interviewing process it was made clear to me that my salary expectations would be met at the new company. What my current employer offered me was almost a joke. I accepted the offer basically for the title and seriously considered turning them down. The department is drowning and the amount of responsibility should reflect in the package...which it does not
Weigh the pros and cons of both 1) better package and 2) the looming recession depending on what industry you’re going into!
Good point. The high probability of a recession is something to keep in mind
Same thing happened to me, I accepted a counter and got a big offer a week later. It happens and if you are really good at what you do and great to be around, the door will be open in the future.
I left on good terms with my last job.
It's not. But it might leave an impression that you want to leave soon. Better talk to your manager about this to avoid future problems.
You’ll burn a bridge. If you’re ok with that, then take the new role
Any job should be paid market value. That should be internal policy too! Go where you will be valued.
It is not bad practice if you are not doing it in bad faith. The Company or Manager may not see it that way, but you can be honest about how you came to your decision.
Most people will always push you towards accepting the job that will pay you the most. However, it would be best to consider your career before taking a new offer. My advice is to pick the opportunity in which you will have the most opportunity to grow professionally. Where will you receive the mentorship or projects you want to get exposed
to. Also, think about the industry and how stable it is and is there growth. Don't be afraid to ask questions about training and development. Remember your experiences and skills are what will increase your compensation, not your previous salary.
Thank you so much. This is great advice!
No. You have to do what is best for you.