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Hunting Tips: 1.
What type of company needs to be threatened with a resignation to give
you what you're worth?
2.
Where is the money for the counter-offer coming from? The most likely
explanation is that it's your next raise a bit early. After all, companies
have strict wage and salary budgets which must be followed.
3.
Your company will initiate a search for a new person at a cheaper price.
It's simply the business of economics.
4.
You have now made your employer aware of the fact that you are unhappy.
From this day on, your loyalty will always be in question.
5.
When promotion time comes around, your employer will always remember who
was loyal and who wasn't.
6.
When time get tough, your employer will begin to cutback with you.
7.
The same circumstances that now cause you to consider a change will repeat
themselves in the future, even if you accept a counter-offer.
8.
Statistics show that if you accept a counter-offer, the probability that
you will not be with your present employer six to nine months from now
is very high.
9.
A counter-offer is an insult to your word and your intelligence. It is
up to you to accept the insult or not. If you accept, then your employer's
regard for you will immediately decline. You can be bought...your employer's
own ego will preclude the possibility of his ever regarding you as an
equal.
10. Once the word gets out, the relationship that you now enjoy with your co-workers will never be the same. The acceptance of your peer group will start to diminish, in subtle ways at first, but the trend will continue. The group will become more cohesive around you and without you. The group will eventually be excluded from the support structure. Groups can be quite predictable in certain situations. For further information please contact Austin Park by phone at (416) 488-9565. |
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