<prompt> Human: This should seem like a no-brainer, but Id like to paint the picture for you all and hear what you have to say.Allow me to preface this with the knowledge that my grandpa has always told me, Regardless of whether you want the job or not, always take the interview.Heres my current situation:I work at the IT help-desk for a specialty retailer. I started almost a year ago, and within 6 months I was promoted to a lead position in a team of about 13. I make 20 an hour and work my ass off 50 hours a week and I love every minute of it. I have my hands in a little bit of everything, from Business Analyst work to infrastructure work. The environment is super casual, I can bring my dog to work whenever I want, and all our customers are internal. We do desktoplaptopapplicationhardwaresoftware support for about 500 end users and several hundred stores, as well as network support. My hard work over the past year has been noticed by directors and execs part of why I was promoted so quickly and Im basically a shoe-in for a promotion to a different IT team. This would likely mean salary and fewer hours.A while back I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn for a Help-Desk Supervisor position. We spoke, had coffee, and the job is this:40 hours a week,Same end user supportRoughly 700 end users,I would report directly to a director,Team would consist of 2 on site employees and 1 remote potentially 3 on siteThe company is is salesBusiness casual attireCustomers are both internal users as well as third parry vendorsI would also be supporting a widely used third party application which would make me more marketable in the future,Pay is 75k.The commute is shorter to the potential job, the hours would be shorter, and the pay would be more. The only issue I have is that I am 110 dedicated to the company I work for and the culture it represents. Also, the people are awesome and make the day fly by, even when Im working extra long hours. As far as my bills go, I am able to set aside about 800 a month into savings and pay down my CC debt to 15 per month, rent is 1100 with utilities, internet, etc. included. Car is 467, insurance 165. 2 cars, one paid off. I have a wife and 2 kids. Im in my late 20s and were not really hurting for money. I also get about 1500 per month from the VA which covers rent and phone. If I missed anything let me know. I really would like some input guys.Thanks!  <response>: Take the new job. Perhaps if this place you are super dedicated to feels the same way towards you they will offer you more to stay. If not then take the new job which seems like an upgrade in every way, and use the money to improve your families quality of life. 