QUOTE(soulmixx @ Apr 18 2023, 05:16 PM)
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Manufacturing industry (aka factory)..
Current company:
Type: Local public listed company
Level: Executive
Salary: 5,xxx
Allowance: 100
Bonus: 2 months
Benefit: normal
Working hour: 45 hrs/week (5days)
Distance: 35 mint. drive
New company:
Type: Local sme company
Level: Assistant Manager
Salary: 6,xxx
Allowance: n/a
Bonus: 1 month (told during interview)
Benefit: normal
Working hour: 44 hrs/week (5.5days)
Distance: 20 mint. drive
Hi, I’m mid-30 married with 2kids. I been working in factory from beginning of my career, currently this is my 3rd company serving almost 5years..
I'm very comfortable with current company as the job is non-stress, can go back on-time, no on-call after work, easy to take leave, have 15mint break before/after lunch. I thinking this is a nice job to work till retirement, but the company did not offer any career growth due to this is just a supporting role..
New company offer new challenges and better career growth as it is essential role, but it can be very stressful job and I'm pretty scare I cannot handle it..
Why I apply? some time I’m bored and want to explore other job opportunities..
Any thought can share.. thanks

What everyone said is valid.
#1 Total up your salary including bonus and see how much you're earning in total vs the new offer (FYI, you can only give them benefit of doubt that the 1 month bonus will be honoured)
#2 If the above is not at least 20% higher, consider whether its worth the risk of disrupting your current lifestyle/ job.
#3 Very likely you know what to expect from the SME because you've done similar jobs before or was in similar setting. Re-think the reason why you left your 2nd job for the 3rd job, apart from the better salary.
Similarly, 5.5 days of work is a major turn-off for me because weekend is personal time. Occasionally when work is required on Saturday, that's fine.
We've been around LYN long enough to see a number of cases where people jump off to a new 'ship' and then realized they made the wrong choice. If you actually don't have a major issue with current company (except the lack of career progression), have you spoke to your superior about it? For example, to have you transfer to another division to learn new things or to increase the learning opportunity of your role?