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The X Dawg
06/13/21 8:38:51 PM
#1:


New job offer is $83,000, a 25% salary bump, but a less of a title and responsibility than you have now. It has long-term growth, but somewhat of an entry-level position. Less vacation time than you have currently (only 20 total PTO when combined with sick).

Current employer wants to counter with $92,500, but it doesn't have as much upward mobility and longevity is a slight concern. The work is not as fun and exciting as the new offer. You are close with the executive team though and should be safe from any future cuts. The vacation is essentially 2 days off each month with 22 days already banked.
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The X Dawg
06/13/21 10:13:15 PM
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I should have said I have accepted the first offer in written form as well.
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CRON
06/13/21 10:14:12 PM
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Entry-level and it's $83,000 a year? What is it?

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PoundGarden
06/13/21 10:15:59 PM
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Quit and pursue a career in woodworking

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scorpion41
06/13/21 10:16:54 PM
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Take the job and refuse the counter offer.


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3PiesAndAFork
06/13/21 10:24:30 PM
#7:


I'd take the new job. The less responsibility part is particularly enticing to me.

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Unsugarized_Foo
06/13/21 10:28:33 PM
#8:


PoundGarden posted...
Quit and pursue a career in woodworking

This ain't bad advice

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ColdRainAndSnow
06/13/21 10:37:44 PM
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Take the counter offer and hold the L knowing that you have no leverage

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