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I am glad it worked out for you. But give it time. Everything compounds. The firm that's paying you more is signalling that it's financially healthy and taking
by negamax 7y ago
I am glad it worked out for you. But give it time. Everything compounds. The firm that's paying you more is signalling that it's financially healthy and taking right business decisions. Of course pay cut for a startup adventure that's compensated by possible rewards using stock grants, is not comparable
- marcinzm 7y ago>The firm that's paying you more is signalling that it's financially healthy and taking right business decisions. I care why exactly about any of that? If the firm goes under then I move to another one. I have no vested interest except in my own level of happiness.
- badpun 7y agoOr, as is often the case in banking for example, they're signalling that they're especially fucked up and no one any good would work there if they "only" paid market rate.
- sbergot 7y agoI have witnessed multiple situations where a high paying company had a very poor management team and a terrible work culture. People did stay here mainly because the pay was good. The 10% pay difference was because the first company was in the financial domain and the other was not. I have witnessed other case of people moving out of a financial software shop with similar results (better work/life balance, better satisfaction, slightly lower salary at the beginning).