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@Thomas_Hotze
Not all is lost, you can later leverage that into a lot more money somewhere else.
Exactly. Take the title bump and start looking elsewhere. Once you get an offer from somewhere else with the higher pay that you deserve, take the offer letter to your current company and ask them to match it. If they don’t, jump ship.
You never want that counteroffer because from then on your company will know it won’t be long until you leave
And? If you’re an entry level employee, yeah that’s worrisome. But if you have some years of experience under your belt and it would take a substantial amount of time and money to replace you, it’s not a bad thing to let a company know that if they don’t treat you well or compensate you accordingly, you may leave.
Can confirm, this has worked out well for me. Take charge, you’re the only one who’s looking out for you.
Getting a lot more responsibility for the same title and pay grade