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When I announced I was leaving to my team, I titled the meeting "Future of (project name)"
by dharmab 5y ago
When I announced I was leaving to my team, I titled the meeting "Future of (project name)"
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoIMO, that sounds super spooky!
- sharken 5y agoAnother way of doing it is on the Daily Standup, when the topic moves on to Anything else?
- kevinmchugh 5y agoMost managers I've had appreciate being told individually. If there's any chance at all you'd take a counter offer, you should let management know privately. Theyre less likely to counter if you're news is known publicly. (Imo never take a counter but always listen to one. That's valuable market information)
- geogra4 5y ago6 years later and I definitely regret taking a counter offer.
- mark-r 5y agoOnce you've announced your intention to leave, even just privately, it changes your relationship. Accepting a counter-offer is just going to leave things awkward.
- sharken 5y agoVery awkward I'd say. A counter offer is just adding insult to injury, e.g. why was is not offered with salary adjustments earlier. In my experience only two scenarios offer a substantial raise in pay: Switching jobs or Getting a new role/title. Somehow just doing your job well is not enough.