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Leave. You'll line up lots more clients, and if they want you badly, they can hire you back, as a consultant, at your given rate, on your time schedule.
by briandoll 9y ago
Leave. You'll line up lots more clients, and if they want you badly, they can hire you back, as a consultant, at your given rate, on your time schedule.
- corpshackles 9y agoAgreed. But I'm thinking in terms of hours worked. It's easy to find another $100k/yr job or more clients that will do $75/hr. But does that mean more hours worked in a day? I don't think I can charge significantly more hourly and find clients as easily. I see that as equally challenging if not impossible as finding another $200k/yr job.
- meric 9y agoIt's morally good to fulfil promises - why not do contracting for these two clients - see how you like it, after a while figure out if you want to and can find a way expand the business, or find another w2? You could tell your current employer you promised these guys, so you want to do it for a while, and ask if the $200k can be delayed 6 months? You can ask your employer - Surely they aren't wanting to pay you money to break people's trust?