<prompt> Human: I work in medical sales. Its an industry where once youre in, youre in. The turnover is high since its quite easy to job hop and make more money Ive systematically tripled my income in 4 years despite being a very average performer. As a result, I get a lot of job opportunities proposed to me via LinkedIn, but most are crap that I ignore.The other day I got an email from a recruiter that intrigued me as I knew of the company and had heard good things. Two phone interviews and an in-person interview later, I have a job offer. 18 bump in my base pay, 25 bump in total pay commission. I told them I wasnt fully committed to leaving my current job and they offered me at the top of their salary range, so I think thats the best offer I will get. The product is also easier to sell, the territory is MUCH smaller multiple states currently vs. two smaller cities, the work is generally easier, and the other benefits 401k, stock options, etc are better.Im conflicted though as Ive only been at my current job for just over half a year. I havent really sold enough for my current employer to really justify the expenses theyve invested in me. Theyve also been a good employer, my boss is great though demanding and a bit overbearing at times, and I generally feel ok about the work. I also only worked at my previous job before this one for 6 months since I hated it, so Im starting to look like a job hopper.So, Im conflicted. On one hand, I have a good job currently, and I feel I havent paid my dues to my current employer. Essentially, I would be fucking them rather hard if I left now. On the other hand, someone is offering me more money, better benefits, and above all, a tiny territory that involves zero overnights vs. the 2 weeks of overnightsmonth Im currently doing. I suspect my worklife balance would improve tremendously in this new position.Im leaning towards staying at my job, but part of me thinks Im being overly loyal in a world where there isnt much loyalty in employment, and Im giving up personal gains as a result of it.  <response>: You have to do whats in the shareholders best interest, and you are the largest shareholder. Get that promotion! 