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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2024
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Alternatively, and this has happened to me, they may offer to match the number. When a former boss did this it did get a bit awkward and I had to say "No, I honestly just don't like it here and tbe fact that you're offering me a 60% raise as I walk out the door after never giving reasonable CoL increases just cements that more." I fucking hate squeaky wheel driven compensation, it's stressful and makes employment unnecessarily adversarial (employment is an inherently adversarial activity in most of the world so you don't need to make it even worse).
At this point OP has already signed a new contract though. Also I’d make up a ridiculous number to sow doubt among the asshats.
But yeah the ‘you could have offered me a raise before to avoid all this’ is a good point.
Good for you for having conviction.