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snowlearning

15d ago

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Is 15% pay cut worth it?

You’re offered a new job with a 15% pay cut, but the hours are more manageable, you get better WFH flexibility and there’s a clearer path to promotion.

Would you actually take it? 😬

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12d ago

I would take it if money wasn't an issue, e.g. no family/child expenses etc.

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Shirley

12d ago

I’d take the 15% cut if the better hours, WFH and promotion path mean less burnout haha

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Rachel Goh Yi Xuan

13d ago

Yes if you need the job for survival.

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Connie

13d ago

Depends. Clearer path still not equal to promotion. Are your prospects in the company looking at a deadend?

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Kent Toh

14d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

How do you know if the hours will be more manageable?

After promotion, will the hours remain the sa...

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