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In my experience Option B above only occurs when leaving a lousy work place. I've done the same thing twice. But after about 2 years of not making money at the
by steverb 17y ago
In my experience Option B above only occurs when leaving a lousy work place. I've done the same thing twice.
But after about 2 years of not making money at the "great place to work" I end up having to move on to something that is also interesting, but actually pays.
But then again, I never accept a counter offer. If I was worth 15k more to you, then why the hell weren't you paying that to start with? That just shows a lack of respect.
- btilly 17y agoAbsolutely don't accept counter offers. The main reason they are offered is so that the company can have you leave on their schedule, not yours. Even if this isn't their agenda, you've created a poisoned atmosphere which will make something you're unhappy with be even worse.