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It might make sense to make such a jump if you’re young and early in your career. Young people have fewer commitments and they also have more energy, so they ca
by enraged_camel 4y ago
It might make sense to make such a jump if you’re young and early in your career. Young people have fewer commitments and they also have more energy, so they can handle those types of workloads more easily. And due to the way compounding (interest) works, choosing to make more money earlier in life is not such a bad idea.
The other benefit is that early in one’s career, a high salary can be a good boost of self esteem, and set one up for even higher salaries later.
- refurb 4y agoThat's why I prefaced my comment with "If you're looking for work-life balance...." If you have other goals (just money), then the trade-offs might be worth it.