<prompt> Human: I have been with Company A for over 8 years. My growth has become stagnate, and I do not feel valued. However, I get 5 weeks of vacation time and a small bonus twice a year. I just interviewed with Company B. It is much larger and more prestigious, and the potential for advancement or other opportunities is high. From my interview, I believe I would also enjoy the team and environment. However, the vacation time is only 2 weeks to start, there is no bonus so my salary would be reduced, my commute would be slightly longer, and I would have to pay to park. Have you made a leap to a better opportunity even when it meant giving up some really awesome benefits? Are you glad or do you regret it?  <response>: I think it would depend on your priorities and how quickly things will change at the new job. You said the chances of advancement and opportunity are high. How high? In a year will you be making as much as you do now including your bonuses?How fast does your vacation time increase? How often do you usually take vacation? Were you just taking 2 weeks a year at your old job and just nit using the other time, but liked the option of having it? Is vacation time something important enough to you to be a deal breaker? Is the sick leave and health benefits package good enough to compensate?The commute is longer, but is the traffic worse going that direction? Is the added distance negligible? Is it a nicer drive?How long are you planning on staying at this company? You said your stagnant at your current job. Is this new opportunity the next step in your career or a lateral move that will put you in the same place in 2 or 3 years?I guess what Im getting at is, long term, is this a better job, and are the things youre giving up going to be worth it? Sorry I only have questions, but these are things I think will help you make a decision and make one you feel good with. 