[–] 33 points 2 days ago (1 child)

You can ask for more at the new gig. If they offer more, give the current co an opportunity to match.

Changing jobs should get you a 10% pay bump or so ideally… not $1/hr more. If it’s a startup then the stock options are basically lottery tickets so I wouldn’t expect much.

If the new co is in a field that speaks to you then it could be worth it for a change of pace. Your current gig may want to hire you back in the future.

There’s no one right answer, unfortunately. Hope this helps anyway.

PS - what’s your skillset? I’m out here with zero jobs

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