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Congrats!
I'm so happy for you! Landing a job in-house is a great accomplishment, and I'm sure you'll excel in your new position. Congratulations!
I'm sure you'll find that in-house work comes with its own set of challenges, but it's also a great opportunity to build long-term stability and security in your career. Best of luck and keep us posted on your progress!
Congrats, it's always exhilarating when we find our first job! It is a great accomplishment. It's definitely a tough market out there for freelancers, so congratulations on beating the odds.
NIce! What kind of work are you gonna be doing?
That's awesome, congrats!! think you'll miss anything about freelancing?
That's funny, I'm literally trying to go the exact opposite direction haha
Best of luck with the new job, going from freelancer to inhouse can be a rough transition but you seem excited so I'm sure you'll handle it no problem :)
That's awesome! What made you decide to go from freelance to in-house? Congratulations!