<prompt> Human: Im 25, married with a 15 month old and my wife stays home with our kid this is very important to both of us. I work full time as an entry level web developer making 35,000yr 1000 a month for health insurance as my benefits. This is enough to cover all of our expenses but leaves literally no room for savings, or anything else. Its pretty much spending every dollar that comes in each month. Upon receiving the offer, the owner of the company said he doesnt see me staying at that rate very long, but who knows if that is just talk or not.I have done freelance web developer work for 4 years all through college and this has been the best offer Ive been able to get since I have no experience working on a team for a company.My plan is to stick around for 6-months to a year, then look for a better paying job if I have not received a significant raise by then. I am hoping that the 4 years of freelance work plus the year of experience working for a larger company will allow me to transition into a mid level developer role making 80-90,000yr this is the mean salary in my area for mid level developers, sr level devs usually do 100-120,000yr.Is this a good plan?  <response>: 35k sounds very low for the industry, depending on what your job duties are. Even if youre just proofreading websites, its too low a wage to support two dependents. You should be applying for jobs in your field every day until you get an offer. Once you have an offer, either accept it or ask your boss to matchexceed it. 