<prompt> Human: This is strange, Im a CPA and Im coming to this sub for help but I have to write this down. I moved to Singapore over a year ago and so far it has been brutal. Took me almost a year to find a job. I thought it would be a cinch with my financial and programming background, its not at all. I befriended a director at a company and he threw me a 6k 3-month contract to help keep me afloat while I continued searching. Though it doesnt pay a lot, I am still so gateful. Last week, I got a job offer. 63k for a 1-year long contract. The role is to be the liaison between their finance accounting department and the IT Developers, a product manager. But there are no benefits, no Bonuses, no medical insurance, no professional dues, and its pretty much non-negotiable. Theres something called a CPF, kinda like a 401k or RRSP, Im not sure if they contribute to that either. I verbally agreed, and they want me to come in to sign the contract tomorrow, 9 hours from now. Its for a large finance company relevant to my career, its very corporate. My Uncle is friends with the CEO who got me the job. Lets call this Option A.My friends boss my boss boss, had a chat with me today. He wanted to know my progress and what are my plans for the future. I told him about the offer, and he immediately countered with 72k. I think he was impressed with the new websites, financial analysis, automated reporting, macros, cloud migration, dashboard, etc that Ive built because I was given free reign as to what I wanted to do. He wants me to continue what Im doing and take on more of a comptrollerhrnetwork admin position, a steal at 72k. Its a good company with a young workforce 100 ppl. The best part of the job is that I can stroll in past 10 am in the morning. A huge benefit given my ADD and proclivity for being late in the morning. Option B.TL;DROption A: 63k w no benefits. Keep my word, work for a large financial company related to my career. Maybe renegotiate?Option B: 72k w some benefits. Work for a company I already love, not necessarily related to my career, get more responsibilities at my own pace.Its nice to have options since I had none for so long.  <response>: Option B is a no brainer. 