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All jobs I'm aware of in my field are salaried and they expect significant time input.
by pa5tabear 13y ago
All jobs I'm aware of in my field are salaried and they expect significant time input.
- grecy 13y agoMe too. I'm a Software Engineer. You have to practice negotiating, and work with your boss. A couple of quick suggestions: 1. Just step back to .9 or .75 or .5 time. Tons of people at my company do that. 2. Go on a contract.. that way the company doesn't have all the overhead costs for sick and leave days, health care, etc. etc. and your hourly rate will be much higher than it is as a salaried employee 3. Job share with someone for 6 months of the year so you do 6 months on 6 months off 4. Work from home. If your current job won't hear any of that, start looking elsewhere until you find one that does!