How much money would you need to leave your current job?
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I work at a relatively large refinery in the north. I’ve heard that many places such as Sichuan and Guangxi, as well as new refineries abroad like in Costa Rica and Africa, are currently hiring employees. I really want to go. I’m only 30 years old. I’m willing to go to more places and take risks. But I’m married, and I’m also worried about my mother. So, one can only think about it. Hehe. It is said that the treatment there will definitely be much better than at my current employer. For example, it’s 3000 now; in Sichuan it can go from 5000 to 6000. If it were you, would you be willing to leave your hometown? In other words, by what percentage increase in your salary would you be willing to leave your current stable job and work in a new environment? Feel free to share your thoughts.
When changing jobs, you need to earn at least twice the current salary in order to feel that things are balanced. If you really want to go to places like Africa, don’t go unless you can earn hundreds of thousands per year; otherwise, you might even lose your life.
I’m at 4000 now; I can go once I reach over 6000.
Changing jobs carries risks; the salary and benefits will surely be higher than what you have now, at least by 1. It only jumps at 5-2 times.
For production management and technical management, if it were me, I would need to increase it by four times.
I’m currently leaving my hometown, though it’s still in Liaoning Province. If the new job offers good prospects, I’d be willing to return to my hometown even if the salary remains the same as before. The salary is now less than 2000.
I will consider changing jobs if the salary is over 5,000
Want a high salary? I want to too, but when someone puts conditions on you, you should first ask yourself whether you’re worth that much! I did go there and got the high salary, but only then realized that my skills weren’t enough. What should I do? Can I stay here any longer? No, keep changing jobs. . . . But so far, the salaries for similar positions in various chemical plants have already reached their maximum level; they can’t go up any further, right? I can’t continue working in this position here; should I go to another factory and take a lower rank? I admit, there are! I have one right here! But even if it drops by one level over there, it’s still more than what’s being produced now! And it can complete work better! Decide for yourself how much to invest – everyone needs money to spend. The most painful thing in life is dying without having spent all one’s money, while the most painful thing of all is living with no money left. . . Just find a place that’s more suitable for your life, unless you’re really short of money, such as for your child’s schooling. . It’s very expensive. . Then go out and work there. As for the salary, it depends on your own capabilities – if you can handle the tasks required there, and if you perform well, you’ll likely receive a year-end bonus from the boss there as well. Unless he’s Zhou Bapi!
If it were me, I would go, because I’m single
I’m pretty conservative; I don’t want to move too far from home, and things like going abroad are not even on the table. As for changing jobs, a 1.5 to 2 times increase in salary would be sufficient.
Changing jobs is a reasonable phenomenon of talent mobility in modern society. Whether to change jobs depends on career opportunities, followed by salary and benefits. As long as it is gold, it will shine wherever it is.
Let’s all work harder, spend more time in Haichuan, and strive to turn into gold as soon as possible, so that we can shine.
About 50% higher! It also depends on whether you are happy with your current job, and so on!
It should be at least 0.5 times higher, haha! After all, there are risks!
:(I hope the salary can remain unchanged.)
If you perform well, that person here can also earn a salary much higher than that of their colleagues! ! !
Specifically, it depends on the direction of movement – from developed areas to less developed ones, a wage increase of over 50% would be considered; in the opposite direction, an increase of over twice as much would be considered.
Under normal circumstances, it would be over 50% higher than the current level.
The benefits are good. I’m not willing to go to the site; I’d be fine with a job that involves working in an office. Hehe, but it’s too far from home, which is a hassle