Should I risk my carreer in my ad agency just to go to work in another agency because of money?
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Your main worry seems to be "stability". It can mean many things. If working in the new agency gives u the same "stability", u shld go.If not, it all depends. U seemed pretty confident that u can take on the world. If u r concerned about the disruption to your set family routine, u'll have to weigh the pros n cons. U'll also have to consider the additional responsibility with the birth of your 3rd child. If it concerns the stability of the company, u shld know better as u r in the industry.
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The agency probably quoted less with an expectation that you might come back demanding more. If you say you are not happy with even 50, they can say they will talk to the company and make themselves look good. Also possible they looked at your resume, salary history and figured you will be happy with 50. Making their clients happy is more important than making more money on one placement. Also they may have flat fee contract with the company.
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Even if your not required to pay the full amount and or some of the amount think how your other agents are going to view the broker if he short changes the agent. Assuming the agent did the work required of them to close the deal I would pay them in full just as if they were not leaving. This will keep bad feelings from being generated between you and your past employee, feelings of anger and uncertinty with your current employees and also this will keep your firm from being bad mouthed in your local area. People who have been slighted often feel the need to vent to ANYONE who will listen.
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Dear, "Account Manager" is here not related with commercial things.\n\nIn advertising industry, every advertising agency has many cos. with it for which it makes ad and all.\n\nIn Advertising industry these clients are known as Accounts and being an Account manager you have to maintain all possible activities and transactions related to this account.\n\nYou will be a bridge between the Accoun (client co. like LG) and your advertising agency. Your creative people, copy writers will need to understand the co. its working style, product nd all to make an ad, you need to make them understand about it all by meeting with that co. in advance.\n\nAfter the prelim satge, it will be your duty to coordinate in between the project and providing mutual concent at each level either it is related to creativity or money trasactions afterward as fee.\n\nSo go ahead.. it is a very good profile as advertising industry is rising.
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Yeah, you can. I had a website where i use to ran ad programs from both Yahoo and Google. So yeah, you definitely can.\nAlthough, i'd suggest you that, if you do it, make sure you integrate them seamlessly into your site, it looks better.
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The agent will pretend to be your bestfriend n tell you that... he will want 10% of whatever you make your 1st year..from bbal or commercials or sponsorship. He's basically being paid by you to hold your hand into a world of the unknown to you. He will offer u a good deal and negotiate with teams that u want to play for in the NBA, if u offer him a deal.
500876
you could go to a travel agency
471504
Or perhaps you should get another job and try actually doing the job and not violating your company's policies.  You did that to yourself and there's no reason that anyone else should pay you for it.
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You should be more interested in the job than the money.  If it appears you are fixated with money that may take away from other personal values.
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Your agent may be reluctant because they have to disclose the short sale situation.  And if they can't get a sale done they don't earn a commission.\n\nThere is nothing wrong with giving your name to a referral website, but keep in mind that your name will then be sold to another agent, with a 20-35% referral fee paid at the closing of the transaction.  This is "common" practice, but it is good to be aware of it.\n\nYour current agent does not control whether a buyer comes through - Presumably you are already listed in a multiple listing service, so you are getting good exposure.  Price it right for its condition and location, and it will sell.  Hopefully your local market is strong enough to get it sold quickly.
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It depends on the agency you are working for and the negotiation for commission split you have agreed upon. Also, if you are a real sales person, you can make some terriffic money, especially if you sell Life Insurance.  LOL :o)
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The problem with this is, if any money is generated in any way from what you are doing, you are infringing on the copywrite.  That includes if you are using say google to host your website and google sells advertising space on your website (like they do).  The person who is liable is you, not google.
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Money is important, but happiness counts more than that, if ur money cannot buy u happiness whats the use, at times u got to take decisions with ur heart and not with ur mind. I can understand ur situation. But everyone has a right to be happy , so why deprive urself. move on, u never know the happiness the other job will give might reflect in better productivity and can also result in pay hike..best of luck and move on
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Legal, yes! Moral, maybe not. Unless you have a written contract that stipulates a time frame without either party able to change it you are pretty much shafted. Verbal contracts in business are sometimes defendable but you could always get pay in writing before you accept the job. Also you should always read close to make sure there is not a clause that allows the ownership to change pay methods without redoing the contract. \n\nunfortunately, you probably do not have any recourse but, you may want to consult an employment law lawyer just to be sure. You can always start looking for another job. The problem in sales is that almost every job is based on commission because the employer knows this is the easiest way to motivate salespeople into driving profits higher.
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wow i would quit after i found a new job with your expedience you should be able to transfer to a rival company and probably be payed more
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You sound as though you are freelancing this trucking gig.  Get caught and it will be costly.  Are you insured?  Do you have a USDOT number?  If you knew your business, you wouldn't be on here asking a question like that.
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I can only comment on our network marketing company that we are distributors for. as we have been going for 27 years , with no debt, every country we open a head office in we buy it cash... We are currently in 114 countries. \nwe dont owe anyone money and our turnover in uk was 34 million and rising.we are ranked the 2nd successful mlm. I cant see any way possible that this would suddenly fold and the distributors lose out. The assets our company own include south fork in Dallas plus a number of other resorts worldwide. \nI feel safe with my company but you never stated which one you are joining and how long they have been going. I would be wary of joining any networking company that did not have a proven track record. before you sign do your homework, get as much info on the co as poss.\nI loved the whole concept of our company and they way that it works, I have since looked at a few other mlm and found their way does not benefit the distributor as much, but that does not mean to say there arent other good ones out there. If you would like to know more dont hesitate in contacting me but include a email for me to contact you back. I think speaking to someone else can help as you get a different view on things and good ideas!!