Be wary of a counteroffer. While it may be flattering, there can be drawbacks.

Is the counteroffer a ploy to avoid short-term inconvenience?
Will your career track remain blocked?
Will you still be reporting to a person you distrust?
Will your responsibilities be expanded?
Have others who've accepted counteroffers in your company been fairly treated?


If your answers to any of these questions are not positive, then it's time to move on.


Remember, your first decision is most likely your best decision. If a counteroffer puts you in a dilemma, contact your MRI account executive for advice.

Management Recruiters of Anderson
P.O. Box 2874 Anderson, S.C. 29622

Email: mrand@career-hunter.com
Fax: 864.225.2332

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