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sectachrome86
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3. "Don't forget about benefits"
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You have to charge more as a contractor because you have to pay for your own insurance, office supplies or computers, etc. The hourly rate isn't an apples to oranges comparison if you are a salaried employee.

I think I'd just ask if they would be open to moving you into that new role permanently if you did a good job with a salary increase. If you could work from home as a contractor that would be something to consider, but doing contract work comes with a lot of other annoying shit like the aforementioned benefits and tax stuff, not to mention less job security. Plus I think it would just be kind of weird to tell your company that you're quitting but you want to be hired again as a contractor.

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what do you think about this (professional negotiation) [View all] , dba_BAD, Tue Feb-16-16 04:03 PM
 
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seems fair. the delta between your old rate and new rate
Feb 17th 2016
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saving that commute $$ and time ain't no joke too.
Feb 18th 2016
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