Lol I love the sentiment! If I could get double I would definitely go this route. But my goal is to get this contract, work hard and hopefully get the full-time offer after a time.
Then you need to adjust from there to figure out what will get the company to bite.
I also don't know your circumstances outside of work. If you're 1099'ing it, how are you paying for health insurance and self-employment taxes? Do you have a family to support or are you single and/or living with your parents?
All of that matters and makes trying to gauge FT-vs-1099 compensation in the market a little hard.
I also don't know your circumstances outside of work. If you're 1099'ing it, how are you paying for health insurance and self-employment taxes? Do you have a family to support or are you single and/or living with your parents?
All of that matters and makes trying to gauge FT-vs-1099 compensation in the market a little hard.