I recently landed a job as a project manager at a data company after three months of unemployment, and I’ve been enjoying the fully remote work, good salary, and benefits. However, I’ve just received an interview offer from another company that would pay me 30% more and provide an impressive work setup with great benefits. The catch is that I’ve only been at my current job for less than a month. I’ve heard that many people have left or been let go from my current company, which makes me a bit uneasy about my decision to stay. I’m concerned about being labeled a job hopper and having a short stint on my resume. Should I take the new opportunity or stick it out a bit longer? I’m leaning towards the new job since it’s also remote and doesn’t require travel, but I’m torn about leaving so soon.
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