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A 35% salary increase? Why is this a question?
I don’t know how anyone could turn that down.
Lol at 1.75
Depends on progression path in new job. Are you going to be stuck at that salary?
Agreed
How quick can I sign?
Depends on what your personal and professional goals are and how that role supports those goals compared to your current role
These decisions are not one size fits all, they are dependent on the most important factor - you
For me personally: I left as a senior in public for a senior role in industry. The only regret I have is that I left as a senior at the end of year 2 instead of 1-2 years before that. But my biggest goal is not how much money I am likely to bring in, but just ensuring I have Enough to support a family and retirement long term.
Assuming normalish B4 raises (20% senior and manager promotions and 6% other years) you would have made more money leaving with only a 2% increase in the new role. That said it aint much but thats assuming you dont move upwards again in the new role.
Basically you would need to be a second year manager to have made up the difference of the scenario i made up.
You make 2% interest on money over that time. To many fluctuations possible in 5 years to plan for more. Hell it might be 1% now.
Also not doing that math lol
Yes lol
The real answer is "it depends" based on if that position aligns with your career goals and what future you see if you stay at the firm.
But short answer: yes I'd take this
Depends on whether or not it puts you on the path you want to be on. That’s a nice bump, but you should also be thinking about raise opportunities once you’re there - inflationary is pretty common.