So, to be honest, the first offer they gave him was decent/average as far as the economy goes, and although Paul was not trying to be ungrateful, he also felt like he was worth more than what they offered. It was a tough decision... just accept the offer and be quiet? Speak up and risk upsetting the big bosses? Would it come across as an insult or a complaint? But what about being true to one's self?
After a lot of stress, Paul made a confident but cautious decision to go and talk to a "higher up". (Oh, and in this context i mean as far as chain of command in the company, but prayer to the Highest was also made). In talking with the hiring manager, Paul expressed his concerns and thoughts, and although the guy was a little taken back (and maybe even a bit incredulous), Paul acted with grace, gratitude, and professionalism. And, guess what!? They ended up realizing Paul's amazing potential and ended up giving him better offer that Paul was very pleased with! It is great to not only work for a great company, but to feel like you are recognized there for your abilities, contributions and potential. :)
CONGRATS Paul, we love you!!!!
What an amazing husband, daddy, and engineer you are!
That is AWESOME! CONGRATULATIONS to all of you :)
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