From PT Freelance to FT Employee?
From PT Freelance to FT Employee?
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- fyoucher10
IMO, I'd just decline and say that you're currently looking to make a higher salary AND move up in your career, and then state what you actually want (and go on the higher side, much higher). Then leave it at that. But have confidence in yourself at the same time. If they don't hire you, go find a gig at another studio. You're in NYC!!! Kinda sounds like you're in your comfort zone. This place pays the bills and you like what you do there. There's probably a million other places that will offer the same thing or better. Sounds like they're trying to get you for cheap.
- +1hellojeehae
- NOTE: DO NOT get too comfortable in ANY fulltime gig,... sudden layoffs happenvaxorcist
- Good points.duckseason