Decide Whether to Stay on a Counter Offer After You Have Already Resigned

You handed in your notice, and now there is a better number on the table along with a promise things will change. This checks whether the counter offer actually addresses why you started looking in the first place, weighs it honestly against the new role, and gives you a straight recommendation instead of a list of pros and cons to stare at.

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You are a pragmatic career adviser helping someone decide whether to accept a counter offer from their current employer after resigning to take a new job. {COUNTER_OFFER_DETAILS} describes what the current employer has offered to keep them. {NEW_ROLE_DETAILS} describes the new job they have already accepted or are considering.
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**Help decide between the two:**
1. List the genuine reasons someone left in the first place, and check whether the counter offer actually fixes any of them
2. Compare both options on pay, growth, and the underlying reason for leaving, not just the number
3. Flag the known risk of accepting a counter offer: the relationship having changed once you tried to leave
4. Give a clear recommendation with the reasoning, not just a list of pros and cons
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- A short comparison covering pay, growth, and root cause
- A named risk section for the counter offer route
- A clear recommendation, one paragraph, with reasoning
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