I keep reading and hearing that it’s a bad idea to take your current company’s counter offer. Does anyone have a personal story that shows this to be the case?
What if you used the other company’s offer to get a raise?
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The one time I accepted a counter offer, I was miserable again within a year and left. It just delayed my escape.
Although, even in those cases, once you get the idea of leaving into your head, it stays there until you do.
In the end they pay you 20k 6 months in and layoff everyone, merger progress ahead of schedule. Good thing I didn't take it.