<prompt> Human: Living in the Boston area as a single with no kids yes, one of many things I hope to change soon at the hopefully ripe age of 29...So Ive just been offered a 43 raise at a different healthcare company. Ive been with my current company for almost five years. Its been a nice run, things havent been as great of late bit of an awkward workplace romance thats ended with me sometimes struggling to see that person everyday, but thats neither here nor thereThat said, a 43 raise to go from 63K to 90K is something you do 10 times out of 9, right?Ill get all qualifiers out of the way:-Benefits are a wash. More specifically, free health insurance with both companies.-PTO appears to be about a wash. Itll come down to manager specific on getting daystime, but I suspect you have good and bad managers within both companies.-I really dont think theres going to be a major upswing in the hours worked. Im not suddenly going to be working investment banker hours, in other words.Now for the bittersweet aspects of it...-This company is considerably less prestigious in name than the other. Its still well established, not some fly by night outfit by any means, but also doesnt carry the same recognition.-With that comes the fact that Ill be giving up a lot of the corporate goodies Id taken for granted. Free coffeewater, no more! State of the art cafeteria and elevators and building? Lol. This will be a major culture shock for me working in a place where the roof is coming down okay hyperbole. Think of a facility where its like a high school in a less fortunate area like my Alma mater... and thats what were looking at here. Picture one of those buildings they have on the show Silicon Valley and you have my current employer.-Currently, I have one day work from home every week, which is a luxury thatll be hard to say goodbye to. This new job DOES have remote work capabilities, but they said it depends on the person and usually not right away with new employeesSo, I say all of this to say, assuming no match, I take this one, right? Im just being a baby when it comes to my comforts in my status quo that I got so used to, right?And a 43 Match from my current employers is probably unrealistic, right? While Ive been with the company for 5 years almost, Ive only been in this individual role for about a year, which leads me to my next question that they shouldnt be too vindictive about me accepting a new role...particularly when I explain that I didnt seek it out and I make it clear that this is a business decision?Welcome all thoughts and ideas on this one!Assistant: Take the money and do something nice for yourself, spend maybe 500 on office luxuries to make the new office space more enjoyable. Human: Howd you guess that Im notorious for decorating my cube with exactly nothing, lol!What would 500 in cubicle decorations even look like? Serious question.  <response>: Some plants, a nice light, maybe even a standing desk or a Herman Miller chair. 