Pretty much the title: I got a job offer that was better in a lot of aspects, such as salary and a more interesting project. However, my current job allows me to work from home, which is convenient with a baby daughter.
Anyway, I have a bad feeling about my future in my current company. Nothing sure, but a colleague who is leaving for another job told me that the boss finds me "not to visible", probably because I work from home and don't go to the office that much.
Anyway, the point is that with that perspective I'm really interested in preemptively getting a new job, and the job I rejected is perfect in this situation. When I rejected the offer, I was very polite, I offered my point of view to why it was a risk leaving my current job without a bigger salary. They even wrote back telling me that they thought I could have a future in their company and were sorry to see me reject the offer.
Should I mail them and tell them I changed my mind? Is it too pathetic? Is there anything I can say to soften the blow?
Just give me advice, please. I need it.
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