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I freelance but often a startup client will ask if they can hire me. To me it's not about lunches and big monitors, nor git and agile. These are my requirements
by pjungwir 12y ago
I freelance but often a startup client will ask if they can hire me. To me it's not about lunches and big monitors, nor git and agile. These are my requirements:
- I want to keep working remotely.
- The salary should be competitive with what I'm making now.
- There should be proof the company is an ongoing concern.
- The company should have a good answer to how it can help me progress in my career, preferably without moving into management. (As far as I can tell most startups have never been asked about career advancement before.)
- There should be some upside beyond the salary, because owning my own consulting business already has upside from side projects and potential to grow into a development firm.
Those are probably unrealistic, so I'm still freelancing. :-)
- panorama 12y agoTo me, this is the best answer. I'll work for almost any company for a long, long time as long as they allow me to work remotely and always pay me competitively. The rest are just small, interchangeable details.
- mlwarren 12y agoI agree with that. Pay me well and let me work remote and I can handle mostly all the other details that make me happy.