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You didn't mention salary. If I remember correctly, you are making over $100k/yr at the current contract.
Is the salary even or better at the new company? If not, I would wait it out for another position. Your interview and resume skills seem to be improving, as you are getting more hits in the last 2-3 months.
You didn't mention salary. If I remember correctly, you are making over $100k/yr at the current contract.
Is the salary even or better at the new company? If not, I would wait it out for another position. Your interview and resume skills seem to be improving, as you are getting more hits in the last 2-3 months.
Well the offer came in and it was laughably low. $12k lower than my last perm position and $15k lower than my last perm offer (which I declined). I gave them my bottom line range and left.
Well the offer came in and it was laughably low. $12k lower than my last perm position and $15k lower than my last perm offer (which I declined). I gave them my bottom line range and left.
That's why I mentioned salary in the previous post.
That's why I mentioned salary in the previous post.
And they haven't come back with a counter either, so....guess that's not happening. I wish 'em the best of luck getting someone good at that rate.
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