> you can negotiate with your company about the job title. if they can't change the title in some big companies, you can ask them to write the responsibilities which align with your GR applications. If your new salary is not significant lower than your current salary, it should be OK. Title itself doesn't matter. for example, "technical staff engineer" in some big companies is very high level position (>12 years experience), but in some small companies, every tech support engineer is "technical staff". Many contract works can be transfered into permanent in many companies. Some guys even register their own company to do contract work to keep their status legal. I think salary and job deion is the key for you.
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> you can negotiate with your company about the job title. if they can't change the title in some big companies, you can ask them to write the responsibilities which align with your GR applications. If your new salary is not significant lower than your current salary, it should be OK. Title itself doesn't matter. for example, "technical staff engineer" in some big companies is very high level position (>12 years experience), but in some small companies, every tech support engineer is "technical staff". Many contract works can be transfered into permanent in many companies. Some guys even register their own company to do contract work to keep their status legal. I think salary and job deion is the key for you.
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THX A LOT, BUT...
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09/14/2007 postreply
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回複:I think you shouldn't have problem with the two
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09/14/2007 postreply
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