Contracting ——-> Full time

[Googlie]

How to decide if a full time offer is good in terms of money 

let’s suppose a person makes 160k (before taxes) in a mid-tier city like Louisville, Salt Lake City , St Louis etc. on an hourly contracting job 

how much salary should he negotiate for taking full time job 

I suppose paid holidays/ lower health insurance premiums etc. will contribute up to 10,000$ per anum - so does he need to ask for 150k 

do we need to consider any other components in terms of money ? 
 

 

[Bulls_Rose]

Good question those mid tier places nobody offer 150k first unless that is manger lever position 

[texas]

10 minutes ago, Googlie said:

How to decide if a full time offer is good in terms of money 

let’s suppose a person makes 160k (before taxes) in a mid-tier city like Louisville, Salt Lake City , St Louis etc. on an hourly contracting job 

how much salary should he negotiate for taking full time job 

I suppose paid holidays/ lower health insurance premiums etc. will contribute up to 10,000$ per anum - so does he need to ask for 150k 

do we need to consider any other components in terms of money ? 
 

 

$145K 

[Googlie]

15 minutes ago, Bulls_Rose said:

Good question those mid tier places nobody offer 150k first unless that is manger lever position 

Yes bro 

as asking what all we need to consider when switching from contracting to full time 

like employer 401K contribution - I heard employers contribute only 3-5% of what we contribute so May be it can be like 2000$ a year correct ? 

[Googlie]

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[jaathiratnalu]

7 hours ago, Googlie said:

How to decide if a full time offer is good in terms of money 

let’s suppose a person makes 160k (before taxes) in a mid-tier city like Louisville, Salt Lake City , St Louis etc. on an hourly contracting job 

how much salary should he negotiate for taking full time job 

I suppose paid holidays/ lower health insurance premiums etc. will contribute up to 10,000$ per anum - so does he need to ask for 150k 

do we need to consider any other components in terms of money ? 
 

 

160 k is super in mid tier cities stay with the same if it’s longer time 

[Bulls_Rose]

6 hours ago, Googlie said:

Yes bro 

as asking what all we need to consider when switching from contracting to full time 

like employer 401K contribution - I heard employers contribute only 3-5% of what we contribute so May be it can be like 2000$ a year correct ? 

Depends on experience and companies bro. My personal experience…. 
130-140k +bonus+401k for sr to lead position. 
 

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