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All else being equal, would you reject an extra 20k? All of the stuff you mentioned is still part of "compensation".
by EduardoBautista 10y ago
All else being equal, would you reject an extra 20k?
All of the stuff you mentioned is still part of "compensation".
- philliphaydon 10y agoWhen I lived in Australia, I did some contracting then decided to go back to full time. I narrowed my choices down to 2 jobs, one at 120k, and one at 80k. In the end I picked the 80k one because during the interview they asked me to come in for the day and do a 'test' for a few hours, which was building a small project, then I got to sit with a couple of the members of the team and take them through it. I had a LOT of fun (more fun than I imagined) and ultimately decided to go there. One of the best jobs I've had. Obviously between 2 great jobs then the 20k would be the tipping point. But money isn't the sole reason I work. I love what I do for a living.
- cauterized 10y agoBut that's all else being equal. A company with a toxic culture or a toxic reputation is not equal to one with a world-class culture and sterling reputation.