Has anyone moved from individual contributor to manager and wished they could go back? I'm looking at the opportunity right now and I'm just nervous to go to babysitting.

I have a colleague who negotiated a huge raise just by showing a competing offer. I am tempted to do the same but I am worried it will ruin my relationship with my boss. Is this a bridge burner move?

Salary transparency with coworkers: yes or no? I've experienced both extremes with this. A startup I worked for was super open about pay, and a job with a corporation felt like a "don't ask, don't tell" situation. Are you open about your compensation with teammates, or is that a hard no for you?

I am feeling very burnt out but I cant afford to quit because of my mortgage. I feel like my salary has become a cage that I cannot escape. Anyone else feel trapped by life?

How do people feel about remote work? I am about to take about 5% pay cut to take a 90% remote job vs an in-office 80% job. The flexibility and saving 2 hours a day is worth it.