<prompt> Human: I have a bit of a dilemma about a job I have seen and wanted to get some input from people on here.At the moment I have a job I really like. Its for a good employer, Im treated well, the work is interesting although it can be quite easy and slow at times and I have a good working relationship with my manager who I work really closely with Im in a two person team. Im not actively looking for work although I do get some job emails just to see what is out there. Normally there is nothing there but this week I spotted something that caught my eye. It is a job very similar to a temporary role I had a few years ago, but it is permanent, pays more and is for a different employer. It also pays more than my current role I could definitely do with the extra money and is more in the area I see myself going into in the future. The work is similar but also a bit different to what I am doing at the moment and Ill likely be busier but Ill have less autonomy and will make less of an impact overall I am able to impact where I work now a lot. There are also added perks as the employer has more money.My dilemma is that if I was in any other job I would apply in a heartbeat, but if I did now I would feel really guilty. I make a real difference where I am at the moment and would feel selfish leaving. But then again, I am early in my career and this would be a good step for me. I am swaying towards applying but I dont want to leave. I also dont want to apply, not get the job, and make it awkward at my current employer. I could try and keep it as secret as possible, but it would inevitably get out and as I work so closely with my line manager, i know it would be awkward.Does anyone have any advice? Really unsure as to what to do!  <response>: There is absolutely no reason for your manager or any other coworker to know you are applying for another job.Apply for the job. If you get an interview remember that an interview is a two way street - they are looking to see if you are a fit and you are also asking questions and interviewing them to see if they are a fit for you.If you dont feel you are a fit in their company, decline any job offer they give. 