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Why are you unclear about your salary? You should not have accepted an offer without being firm on the salary. I think you need to contact them first about your salary and benefits then do a comparison. Bigger is not always better. Take you time and think this through. You are in an unusual and great position.
I only verbally accepted. The offer letter will be in this week with details about benefits and salary.
Op you seen either young or inexperienced (naïve) in these matters. Do as posters have said, do NOTHING at your current job until you see the contract and sign it. Why would you accept the 2nd job and not know the salary? This might have been your opportunity to negotiate. Is it a greater opportunity for you? Why do you want job #2?
Also, which company is the most stable, and offers you growth?
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Op you seen either young or inexperienced (naïve) in these matters. Do as posters have said, do NOTHING at your current job until you see the contract and sign it. Why would you accept the 2nd job and not know the salary? This might have been your opportunity to negotiate. Is it a greater opportunity for you? Why do you want job #2?
Also, which company is the most stable, and offers you growth?
job 2 is at Sherwin Williams and job one is a real estate investment firm. the biggest in my state. It's actually the first time I'll have a job that isn't an internship. I'm assuming Sherwin Williams is more stable
job 2 is at Sherwin Williams and job one is a real estate investment firm. the biggest in my state. It's actually the first time I'll have a job that isn't an internship. I'm assuming Sherwin Williams is more stable
Hmm, what would you be doing at each - position title?
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