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Bye bye EY!
Can you delay start date to take some paternity?
That’s more than a 30% bump. Take it.
Chief
Leave EY just so you can get your sweet vacation pay out before they steal it from you
First, you are way underpaid for a manager, second because of that, you should definitely take the job. You will also be helping EY increase their Voluntary Separations, so a win win for the both parties
Rising Star
Haha according to the partner that did my comp talk, I am right at market🤔
Chief
Do what’s best for the baby. If this new job is more money and a better work life balance, I’m not sure this is a hard decision at all. Don’t feel bad for EY and do what’s best for you and your family. Also, congratulations on the new baby, that’s very exciting and life changing news!
Assuming you stay at EY, how are you planning to take leave? All at once? A few weeks after the baby is born and the rest when your wife goes back to work? Intermittently?
I would continue interviewing, and bring it up when you get an offer. I would be willing to be flexible about it and (I am not familiar with all the parental leave laws and it varies by state/size of employer) be willing to take part of the leave unpaid, and maybe not try to take all the time you would have at EY.
Maybe you can negotiate a start date after the baby is born, or maybe you can start for a few weeks, take a few weeks for the birth, and then head back. If it’s yours to lose they might be willing to work with you on start date and/or taking some leave after you start.
Good luck!
Rising Star
Wow thanks everyone for the responses. Y’all definitely made me feel a lot better about my options.
I was earning 86 as a senior 1.. definitely take that job.
I did the same thing - left as a manager at 86k to 105k controller job. Did that for 2 years and left back to public when I got bored. Now senior manager making 105k base at small firm with more flexibility and bonuses and steering my life with partner potential in a few years
89k??!!!! Take the new job
I make 77k as a new manager... if you don’t take that job I will!
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What city?