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YES! Abandon your sinking ship now!!! It’s just a matter of time…gurgle gurgle.
If you believe it’s truly an amazing gig, do it! One year guaranteed is more than any of us can say
If the smaller shop will lead to good work that will make your book… it’s worth it. I’ve languished on steady accounts and have had years where I can’t really point to a thing I’ve made. Which opportunity gives you the best chance of making good work? Work opens doors.
WPP?
Yes
A year contract is weird unless you’re going to somewhere like Apple. But I’d prob still leave and just immediately start looking for a more stable gig.
I agree that three ifs, a could, a maybe, and an eventually isn’t a good opportunity. It’s a last resort.
Take it!
Losing clients without others coming in is the clearest sign of sinking