sweetnectar

It's an e-commerce company that has a handful of brands careering to higher end consumer customers and businesses. So the core of the company isn't necessarily tech product wise, but the majority of our business is from the web.

Honestly I'm working as a full stack developer, mainly node.js/angular here in Austin at a small/medium sized company. The business isn't really tech, but we have a ~10 or so dev/design team. Only paid 55k per year and I feel like I won't ever get to market rate just staying here. I love the company, the culture, and the people, but I just feel way undervalued. I know I'm going to have to look elsewhere, because I need the money, but at the same time I wish I didn't have to. This is my first "real" job out of college.

What's to stop someone from just lying about another offer?