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If you’re willing to stay there 6 months, then yes. I know advertising is a transient industry, but I feel like 6 months is the minimum to stay on good terms with people… and you never know when you’ll run into them again.
I wouldn’t go anywhere I didn’t think I could stick it out 6 months. That’s basically 3 months to see how it is + 3 months to land something new.
That's a yes from me
I guess it depends on how much less this offer is. If you can stomach it, I would say yes. But working a full time job will certainly slow your job search process
Yes. I’ve done it and it was the best decision I ever made.
Yes only because I haven’t had a single fucking gig in almost two months and creative directors and recruiters I wouldn’t let carry my luggage won’t even - you know what, never mind
Can you be compensate in any other ways? Like more time-off, flexible work arrangement, etc.
Does the overall market still think that employed candidates are more attractive, or it doesn't really matter at this point?
Better to look for a higher paying job when you already have a job then when you don’t.
No advice but just wanted to say I'm pulling for you, friend. I've been there. It stinks but you'll get through it. 💪