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I have received offer from Shell and SAP labs is in final stage salary discussion. Shell is offering 6 lacs more than @SAP labs. I have tried to negotiate a lot from SAP but they are not ready. They are putting conditions like give your full commitment to join then only we'll release offer letter. I am currently looking for work life balance with growth. Should I join @SAP considering its a Product based and good WLB and learning? Teck Stack - Java/Micro-services/cloud YOE - 11yrs
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75p isn't a lot when you work out extra cost of commuting and your time. Work it out and see what you think works best.
I'd do the math. How much more are you actually making after gas and/or transit costs? If the commute eats into that significantly, it's not worth it. If it doesn't and you can handle the extra travel time, take the money.
I would factor in the time as well. What kind of price would you put on an extra hour (or whatever the commute is) of your personal time a day?
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Can you negotiate with the one that offered lower? See if they’ll match?
Yeah I think negotiate is maybe an option!
I don't think I would take a longer commute for 75 cents. However, you could try to get the first place to increase their offer. I would try to negotiate at the place that is closer to you.
Yeah I’m not to sure it’s gonna be worth it!