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Why not get the market rate of that role, convert it to hrs and add 20-30% to cover benefits/health insurance. That’s usually the go to formula for freelance/consultants.
Ex: 100k/yr is $50/hr + 30% is $65/hr.
Thanks - this makes sense… do you think I should base it off my previous salary OR the new one from the recent job offer I received?
New salary is your current market rate, use that for SE1's formula. They'll have the budget since they don't have to pay you full-time anymore. Don't feel bad for them, it's just business and they were paying you 40% below your market value.
Yup always use the rate that you want!