Counter Offer
11 REASONS FOR NOT ACCEPTING A COUNTER OFFER
- Why should you have to threaten to resign to get what you are worth?
- All companies have strict salary guidelines that must be followed. Is the money for the counter-offer coming from your next raise?
- Counter offers are usually nothing more than stall devices to give your employer time to replace you.
- Now that your manager knows you're unhappy, your loyalty will always be in question.
- Your loyalty will be remembered when promotion time comes around.
- When times get tough, you'll be the first to go.
- The same reasons that motivated you to seek a change will repeat themselves in the future; even if you accept a counter offer.
- Once you accept a counter-offer, statistics show there is a high probability you will voluntarily leave in six months or be let go within one year.
- Accepting a counter offer insults your intelligence, and diminishes your pride; knowing that you were bought.
- Your relationship with co-workers will change once word gets out. Peer group acceptance will be damaged.
- Statistics reveal job satisfaction is achieved through factors other than compensation alone.

