Do whats best for you. If your boss is good he will understand and support. If not you should leave anyway

how did you get the position without a reference from your current employer

just got the official offer letter and saw the pay

yeah im out of this current place

Burn those bridges

Roll the dice

Take the risk

exactly one year and one week lol

I say this in the most disrespectful way possible

F*** THEM NIGGAS

If anyone of your co workers was in your position they would not hesitate to move on to a better position

Just leave.

Job loyalty is a meme. F*** en

Always look out for yourself man. At the end of the day, only you can better your life and if this other job will do it, I say take it

OP at the end of the day you have to do whats best for you, not your co-workers

live your life, not theirs. The ship was sailing for years before you got there and will continue sailing for years after you leave

stop being so nice

Lol who cares? Do what you gotta do for your own career and life. You don't owe that job anything, especially if you find another one that pays better and offers solid benefits.

Just give your 2 weeks. Tell your team What you can do to make the transition smoother.

But don’t feel bad. Better pay and benefits is also good!

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99% would do that same in your position. Nobody is going to blame you. Anyone tryna guilt you? F*** em

You get better pay jumping jobs than staying at the same job and waiting for a raise

We really need some type of training for this s*** in school cus the average person overthinks these situations way too much

Just tell them thanks for the opportunity but you’ve found something better.

One of my coworkers on my current contract was telling me about how they don’t want to leave because they love their coworkers. Man who gives af about them

That’s how companies take advantage of you. The only real way you ever get significant raises is by changing companies. I don’t get people hell bent on staying somewhere for more than 5 years unless it’s a truly remarkable situation for them

honestly only if you feel valid in the company and your management hasn't changed should you even consider this option.

don't be burnt out over a company. leave on good terms tho if you love em.

this new employer might churn you out too soon. so definitely think about what your getting into.

I'd leave tho if your baseline needs weren't being met.

ik i’ve been vague, but this would be a jump from upper 60’s to 100k in dallas (mcol city).
i consulted my parents and they were like “oh yikes that’s not that much for being 23”

that’s the goal

jump every 1-2 years

yeah the pay is one thing but the benefits are amazing

besides the usual 401k match and insurance stuff

they have half day fridays, mental health days, paid volunteer days, 1.5 months of PTO from day one and it’s completely remote

Yeah, you go it right

You’re on your way to 100k

You’re in business a***ytics right?

Whewww 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Take the job my dude

yeah just hit exactly 100k with this offer. new role is more technical, but still a ba role.

Bro give your boss the Gluck Gluck 3K they would never forget and I can guarantee that you won’t burn any bridges