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Previously on "Taking pay cut for part-time dream gig"
I find it really amusing someone who's regularly posted about 'maintaining' or 'protecting' their rate is now whimping on about taking a 20% cut for their 'dream' role.
True comedy gold, you couldnt make some of this stuff up.
Fair enough that you don't get why - it involves working with a certain set of celebrities and I got in via recommendation......
Funnily enough I know people who have worked with different sets of celebrities and they point out they are just normal people. Some are nice and some are a***holes. -And no none of the people I know who have done this stuff work on airlines.
Just musing, but if you had to take a rate cut to get the gig it's not really on the "dream" level; is it?
Surely a dream gig is:
Doing the exact work you want to do with exactly the right amount of challenge, is based at home or close or in a location you dream of working in, pays boatloads over your market rate and ticks every other box imaginable.
I just can't compute how anything involving any level of compromise meets the dream standard.
But then again I'm a tosser.
Fair enough that you don't get why - it involves working with a certain set of celebrities and I got in via recommendation......
Just musing, but if you had to take a rate cut to get the gig it's not really on the "dream" level; is it?
Surely a dream gig is:
Doing the exact work you want to do with exactly the right amount of challenge, is based at home or close or in a location you dream of working in, pays boatloads over your market rate and ticks every other box imaginable.
I just can't compute how anything involving any level of compromise meets the dream standard.
Just musing, but if you had to take a rate cut to get the gig it's not really on the "dream" level; is it?
Surely a dream gig is:
Doing the exact work you want to do with exactly the right amount of challenge, is based at home or close or in a location you dream of working in, pays boatloads over your market rate and ticks every other box imaginable.
I just can't compute how anything involving any level of compromise meets the dream standard.
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