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Originally Posted by REDVAN
I wanted to share this, and find out what others think... never been in this position, so I don't want to upset anyone struggling to find work.
I've been at a place over 4 years, oil and gas related, but not in the exact field of my previous experience and education. This is a huge company, and they're experiencing major pandemic/oil price problems, but my specific group is doing very well at this time. I have a lot less seniority than some there, and although I think I am well-liked, it seems like there is chance for promotion/job change only after years more time at my current level. But it is a very good job that has allowed me to be home for the pandemic so far and stay employed.
I've now been offered a job at a new place for a significant raise, of course it comes with more responsibility, and a lot of high risk-reward potential. Small company, only been around a short time, and all that stuff.
What would you do? Why?
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I'd look at the financials of the company, or take a good guess at them. If you think they can survive moving forward you go for it.
If they're a jr oil and gas company with assets that need capital, stay away, those types of plays are dead for a few years yet.