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When deciding between two offers, what would you prioritize?

  1. Manager 2

    Be more specific about the increment. Assuming you make $100k, an extra $1k per year isn't worth 5 days in office vs remote or 3 day hybrid, but $50k would be worth it.

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    Author

    Same pay but higher position/growth for in office

  2. Managing Director 1

    None of the above. Culture is the most important.

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    Manager 1

    “Go back to your PowerPoint” I see so that’s the culture you speak so highly of 🤡. I’m sorry, I don’t work with PPT. I oversee the 3rd party service providers, but I work with them as partners. 🤏

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