Couldn't disagree more. Pay me.
Couldn't disagree more. Pay me.
My job probably doesn't pay me absolutely the maximum that I could make anywhere. If the work environment turns sour, I can hopefully make an approximately lateral move - not significantly more or less money, but a better environment.
I once worked for a medical device manufacturer. We failed an FDA audit. As a result, our procedures became much more stringent, and life turned into a huge amount of paperwork. I couldn't take it. It didn't take a raise to get me out of there.
Anecdotally, the place where people are uncertain of their future are highly stressful, even when the work is not heavy.
You might ask yourself these questions after compensation was not a determining factor:
What if the company I worked for offered a competitive salary that was agreeable for both parties. What other benefits am I looking for outside of monetary compensation?