15% is a lot of money as I am guessing you make 6 figures based on your job title. "While I like my coworkers, have good pay and low stress.." Again, these ar

15% is a lot of money as I am guessing you make 6 figures based on your job title. "While I like my coworkers, have good pay and low stress.." Again, these are very important factors to consider. The 3 things you mentioned is a really nice thing to have going for you in any job. I am not necessarily telling you what to do but consider this: - Are you willing to take a chance to work at a "unicorn" for 15% lower pay ? - Are you willing to take a chance to give up "low stress" and potentially get into a high stress environment ? You don't know that for sure. - Are you willing to meet new co-workers and find out they may not be as nice/friendly as you current ones ? They could of course be better than the current ones. - Most important question: Are you at a point in your life where changing a "safer" job is ok ? Are you in that phase "I am too old for this shit" (not trying to stir up age discrimination here but at the age of 35 myself, I do say fck it to lot of things that I did in my 20s) The answer to these questions can possibly help you decide.