I was offered a job at a real estate firm in my local area (about 40 minutes outside of nyc), and I took it without thinking everything through. I would like the communities opinion on what I did.
I was looking for jobs and one came across the I knew I could get. I talk to her on the phone and she asks me my salary requirements, I foolishly say I was making $22 an hour at my last job (fresh out of college). She emails me later on and set ups and interview. I go in and all of the sudden it is more than SEO job, It is becoming their whole digital manager, SEO, SEM, website guy, everything digital she wants me to do. I said that wouldn't be a problem.
The problem I am having is that she giving me a trial period of $20 an hour and we will have a meeting and "readjust my salary accordingly" I asked her what that meant and she said that will be a bump up to $22 an hour.
The other major issue I am having is that she is forcing me to sign a non compete, so that I can not work for another real estate person within a 10 mile radius for 2 years after I work for her.
Does this sound fishy? I want more money than what I am making, and when I applied I was assuming that it was only an SEO job. The addition responsibilities make me feel warranted to ask for more even though I agreed to the $20 an hour trial period.
What do you think?
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