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It's best to just go. Once you've accepted the counter offer you've already indicated to your superiors that you're ready to leave
by glouwbug 5y ago
It's best to just go. Once you've accepted the counter offer you've already indicated to your superiors that you're ready to leave
- wildrhythms 5y agoUse competing offers as leverage for as long as possible. You owe the company nothing.
- glouwbug 5y agoYou could accept the counter offer and then be replaced by someone who's willing to work for less (you might even have to train them before you're dismissed). It's just easier to take the new gig and get paid more with a clean political slate
- munk-a 5y agoIt really depends - sometimes the team I'm working for is worth the hairiness of negotiating the pay raise - other times it's nothing to write home about and jumping ship is easier.