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    #11
    Thanks everyone

    I am not doing that but was just wondering what is the worse that can happen if anyone does that.


    I just turned down a role which was 11% more than my current rate.

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      #12
      Originally posted by metallica View Post
      Thanks everyone

      I am not doing that but was just wondering what is the worse that can happen if anyone does that.


      I just turned down a role which was 11% more than my current rate.
      Don't lose any sleep over it. Gigs can evaporate before you start leaving you with nothing. It could also fold a few weeks after you started leaving you in the same boat. 11% isn't really enough to warrant the risk in many cases. Only needs a couple of days delay or the whole gig folding to make a strategy of jumping at every 10% look a bit poor.
      'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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        #13
        Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
        Don't lose any sleep over it. Gigs can evaporate before you start leaving you with nothing. It could also fold a few weeks after you started leaving you in the same boat. 11% isn't really enough to warrant the risk in many cases. Only needs a couple of days delay or the whole gig folding to make a strategy of jumping at every 10% look a bit poor.
        Agreed, thats why turned it down.

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