I have been working in a small bootstrap startup ( 50 employees). The company is profitable and have great culture and ethics ( best out of the 4 companies I have worked for).
I am expecting a decent salary hike (30%), career and learning growth. Should I look for a larger organisation or make up my mind for a long term career in my current organisation.
P.S. I have 3 years of post- MBA experience and I have done Btech and MBA from premium institutes. 2 years of PM experience.
Depends on what you are looking for. Personally, as someone who enjoys the impact and ownership you get in startups, I'd say you've struck hold! Having said that, large organisations have their own benefit. Particularly should be a choice when need of the hour is work life balance, predictable growth.
Thanks for the advice
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