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Topic	Would you make a lateral career move for a big pay increase?
Romulox28 11/14/19 12:06:36 PM #32:	JustMyOpinion posted... Romulox28 posted... one thing that would make me nervous would be taking 30% increase for what im doing now, and then in the future when im trying to apply for a senior or manager role i barely get a pay increase but my responsibilities are doubled Well then I just wouldn't be a manager unless I saw a clear path to a promotion after that and more pay. Is the second place a startup? If it is I'd definitely do your due diligence on the culture. Some of them like to paint themselves as fun because they have a ping pong table and you can have a beer at lunch and they claim they're a family, which they kinda are because you'll be seeing them more than your real family when you work crazy hours. it's not a startup, it's a pretty well established company with franchises in the tri state area. they just arent at the scale of my current job & its a completely different industry --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:930126432] in Would you ... [t:78159614]...</cite> <quote>JustMyOpinion posted...</cite> <quote>Romulox28 posted... </cite> <quote>one thing that would make me nervous would be taking 30% increase for what im doing now, and then in the future when im trying to apply for a senior or manager role i barely get a pay increase but my responsibilities are doubled</quote> Well then I just wouldn't be a manager unless I saw a clear path to a promotion after that and more pay. Is the second place a startup? If it is I'd definitely do your due diligence on the culture. Some of them like to paint themselves as fun because they have a ping pong table and you can have a beer at lunch and they claim they're a family, which they kinda are because you'll be seeing them more than your real family when you work crazy hours. </quote> it's not a startup, it's a pretty well established company with franchises in the tri state area. they just arent at the scale of my current job & its a completely different industry --- https://imgur.com/LhwwG</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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