<prompt> Human: Alright this is my first post and Im using a throwaway because some of my co-workers Reddit.So Ive just started a brand new job with a great company. This job has lots of great things going for it: the benefits are excellent, the location brought me back to the city I grew up in, great management and co-workers, and the salary is a 20 increase from my last job. All in all Im excited to work for this company! I was very fortunate to get this job and it was all thanks to a friend who reached out to me when a position opened up. Management asked him who his top pick was and essentially his pick was enough to get an interview.The issue is that a family friend reached out and asked if I would be interested to work with him. Im still learning full details of the job but it would be working for a Fortune 500 company doing medical device sale and teaching. The job would be another 30 salary increase from what Im making now. Essentially I could almost double what I was making just a month ago. Im conflicted because I literally just started working with my current company and my friend vouched for me. Im leaning towards saying no to the new career just because it seems unprofessional to just quit so soon and I dont want to burn bridges with my friend.Has anyone left a new job they liked so suddenly for a big pay raise? Let me know if you have any questions.Edit I just want to thank everyone for the input and suggestions on both sides of the decisions. I learned a lot and feel like I know what Im going to do. Im gonna meet up with the family friend and thank him for the opportunity but explain that Im happy where I am. The more I thought about a life in sales the more I realized its not my temperament and Im going to be really happy where I am now. Thanks for the help again folks :  <response>: I dont know what the correct answer is, but I personally would stick it out for at least six months, especially based on all the great factors you listed with your current gig. 