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2016-07-03 04:19:40 Post No. 17318253
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2016-07-03 04:19:40
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I am close to a possible job offer that pays almost twice higher than my current salary. That would require me to start July 17th if accepted. First week of August is crunch time (last for 4 days) and they really really need me there for all 4 days. After crunch it's average work. I would feel like such a piece of shit if I leave early. My co-workers and my boss are absolutely amazing in every way. I couldn't ask to work for better people. I don't want to let them down. :(
But on the other hand I have this possible job offer that looks promising. Twice my pay! Excellent benefits package! Cheap apartments everywhere in walking distance!
I don't want to sound arrogant, but I have been nailing interviews far better than expected. I work and have experience in an industry with extremely high demand. It only took 15 applications to get this far. I was close to another offer in Colorado, but had to turn it down. I am thinking that I can do much much better. Maybe there is a silver lining in withdrawing my application and I am able to start the application process close to crunch time and being there to help my co-workers and boss.
They are trying to get confirmation to fly me in for an office tour and "leadership" interview next week. I have until next Tuesday to decide. I don't know what to do.
