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Not necessarily true. If you're part of a team you really like, being able to guarantee that you can work with people you like at a new job is a pretty big upsi
by potatoyogurt 10y ago
Not necessarily true. If you're part of a team you really like, being able to guarantee that you can work with people you like at a new job is a pretty big upside. And if you're really good and are confident in your interviewing skills, then you can afford for the team interview to not work out, because you can probably find just as good a job somewhere else (or reapply as an individual).
- apapli 10y agoThat's fine, money isn't everything. But this is definitely not the strategy to employ if money is high on your priority list.