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Clearly you're very good at what you do. Speak to the folks at your company and help them help you make the situation better. Stay at your job. Especially if yo
by siculars 9y ago
Clearly you're very good at what you do. Speak to the folks at your company and help them help you make the situation better. Stay at your job. Especially if you have people depending on you like a spouse, kids or parents. Hold out longer and build a bigger cushion. Remove the risk from your plan by building a passive income stream now through investments in the market and/or real estate. Life is a long time if you're lucky. You don't want to get to the latter parts and not be able to afford the things you want or need.
- badpun 9y ago> Clearly you're very good at what you do. Speak to the folks at your company and help them help you make the situation better. I'm in a very similar position (less money, but in a much cheaper country, so I still make about 40x minimum wage). I think in my case partially the reason why the company is paying me so much is precisely because the overall conditions there are so shitty, not because I'm some genius. So, as soon as they improve the conditions, they can start paying less.
- jackgolding 9y agoI think this is the case for most Enterprise