<prompt> Human: My friend in floridawas approached, wood, wines and dined by a company the job is in switzerland and flew her for a face to face, a few days to explore and see if she likes it. She went home and they gave her an official offer a week later. 196k, 13 signing bonus, theyll subsidize half the school for her son, all moving expenses and French tutoring for the two years shell be obligated to be there if she takes it. Its a significant raise in pay and position and they sought her out, she never applied. Company is legit, even I knew who they were.She took the offer to her current employer, letting them know she had 72 hours, wanting to offer them a chance to counter. She likes her company, but lets be frank, a global directors as opposed to being a manager? They were shocked asked for a day to counter and this morning they countered. 113k. A 10k bump.no change in position, nothing, a 10k bump. Their reasoning is that it is the us equivalent to what she would be making over there once you take out cost of living.She was willing to stay for a better position and 20 bump.Is this the equivalent like they claim? Because Im damn sure its not and she has 24 hours left on the table. Shes willing to take this job in switzerland - Ive been telling her to do it too - but she wants to make sure she has her math right.edit: Guys, thanks for your advice, Ive been copypastaing her all day, and she knows what shes doing. Im going to miss her daily calls when shes in switzerland, but she and her son are going to enjoy it.  <response>: YOLO.Not everything in life is about money.If shes up for the adventure and experience of living in another country then she should go for it. She has a solid job, moving expenses and other stuff paid for etc, so theyve made it as easy as possible to make it happen. Not many people get this type of chance so if it it is something she really wants to do then she should jump at the chance.Florida isnt going to disappear so if she doesnt like it she can always come back. 