I've been working at my current place for about 3,5 years. It was a very small company that has now grown a little bit bigger, still small but with good momentum. (Don't know how relevant, but from 3 employees to 15 and hiring atm)

Anyway, I'm not searching for another job because I'm content with the deal I have right now, with a lot of flexibility since I'm studying as well. If there's anything, it's not extremely well paid but still it's good for my age. However, I was approached by a talent agent and offered a similar position at a very large company which would include a significant raise. Since they searched for someone working office hours, I didn't really consider the offer and thankfully declined. Also, I've been offered a similar position once earlier, about a year ago.

This happened last week, and a couple of days earlier my two bosses had a meeting with me where they said they were planning on giving me a new offer with some new responsibilities and a new pay as well. I would still have my flexibility, but I guess they are trying to make sure I'm content when I'm finishing my degree.

Would it improve anything for me in the discussions if I mentioned to them the position I'd been offered and declined, or would that be stupid of me?
user
Got offered a better paying job which I declined. Should I tell my employer?
assistant
I've been working at my current place for about 3,5 years. It was a very small company that has now grown a little bit bigger, still small but with good momentum. (Don't know how relevant, but from 3 employees to 15 and hiring atm)

Anyway, I'm not searching for another job because I'm content with the deal I have right now, with a lot of flexibility since I'm studying as well. If there's anything, it's not extremely well paid but still it's good for my age. However, I was approached by a talent agent and offered a similar position at a very large company which would include a significant raise. Since they searched for someone working office hours, I didn't really consider the offer and thankfully declined. Also, I've been offered a similar position once earlier, about a year ago.

This happened last week, and a couple of days earlier my two bosses had a meeting with me where they said they were planning on giving me a new offer with some new responsibilities and a new pay as well. I would still have my flexibility, but I guess they are trying to make sure I'm content when I'm finishing my degree.

Would it improve anything for me in the discussions if I mentioned to them the position I'd been offered and declined, or would that be stupid of me?
user
Been offered a new opportunity but declined before, said they were going to give me a new
assistant