Jens Konig wrote:
oney also matters.
>
> I would like to know your opinion about this.

Jens, I think as many other said that the decissi=F3n is up to =

you but may be our opinion can give you several watches on =

the same picture that can make your mind clear.

If you are young, single, no kids and with possible parents =

support I would chase for the better "career program".  30% =

is a lot of money but as many one said you could fight for =

some more.. may be you could reach about 15% less than your =

actual job.

In the pursue for a career plan, you have to think what you =

would like to do in the near future . A developer? A =

techincal salesman? A manager? Many high tech companies do =

require technical qualified people for their jobs.  It comes =

a time when real complex equipmen have to be leaded by real =

senior engineers (some people think that if you work for 10 =

years you are a senior, well that's not true, you can work =

10 years turning leds on an off and that doesn't make you a =

senior ... unless you are working on a HDTV device LOL).

So, if your current job is boring, not technically =

challenging and is not on the line you want to be within the =

near future.. so I think facts are showing you the answer... =

money is important but living is important too.

I've seen many technical people , engineers, that worked on =

a not too well paid job for several years, suddendly a new =

company comes to town and hires the best technical people =

for 2 to 3 times their current income!! why? because they =

needed the best to do the best and because the best for =

their work are the technical skilled people, not the best =

paid in their previous job...

When I see job postings, they always demand skills not your =

previous sallary... if your current sallary comes together =

with a non challenging technical job and with no career =

plan... then well you have there the answer too... may be =

the money that you earn today will be the money you will =

earn all your life in that job...

In another job, where technical skills are appreciated, you =

will earn more as you are better on what you do...

I hope you cearl your mind and choose what's better for you.





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Mauricio Giovagnini (Maunix)
Cordoba, Arg.
LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mgiovagnini

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