Hi Guys,
I've been to an interview this week,
was very positively impressed by the client,
and the next was very happy to receive the offer via the agent.
The contract draft came 2 days later, nothing too extreme,
but when I started searching about the agency in the internet
I found out that:
A. They are relatively new (only 2 years).
B. It's a very small agency, maybe 6 people in total,
including the director and his wife (who is the second director).
C. They have very little assets (~£4K) and a high debt-to-capital ratio (over 85%).
My research on the client company, on the other hand, has only discovered good things.
My question is: should I take the risk in accepting this contract, and if so -
what should I make sure that's included in the contract?
Would greatly appreciate your experienced opinion on this.
I've been to an interview this week,
was very positively impressed by the client,
and the next was very happy to receive the offer via the agent.
The contract draft came 2 days later, nothing too extreme,
but when I started searching about the agency in the internet
I found out that:
A. They are relatively new (only 2 years).
B. It's a very small agency, maybe 6 people in total,
including the director and his wife (who is the second director).
C. They have very little assets (~£4K) and a high debt-to-capital ratio (over 85%).
My research on the client company, on the other hand, has only discovered good things.
My question is: should I take the risk in accepting this contract, and if so -
what should I make sure that's included in the contract?
Would greatly appreciate your experienced opinion on this.
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