better tittle or company loyalty

[thepheonix]

i've recently been offered a manager position at my second job, its at a fast food restaurant, and i've only worked there for four weeks.

my main job, is in retail, where i am an assistant manager, and have worked there for just over two years

taking the job means a little more money, and more responsability. there is also a better tittle: manager as opposed to assistant manager. i realize that departments look for didication your to company.

So my question is what looks better the higher title or company loyalty?

[angelasdad]

I would imagine steady, long term employment would mean more than a title to most people.

[ask80]

either way both will look good.

a. you worked for 4 weeks and been promoted to manager, which means you are a good dedicated worker

b. 2 years means steady employment

[PhilipCal]

Better Title

i've recently been offered a manager position at my second job, its at a fast food restaurant, and i've only worked there for four weeks.

my main job, is in retail, where i am an assistant manager, and have worked there for just over two years

taking the job means a little more money, and more responsability. there is also a better tittle: manager as opposed to assistant manager. i realize that departments look for didication your to company.

So my question is what looks better the higher title or company loyalty?

Taking a new position simply because the title is more impressive, isn't an attribute I would look for in a candidate. Taking a new position for more money, plus a more impressive title, makes a whole lot more sense. Based on what you posted, go for it!!