You know, if someone went out of their way to get me a gig, I'd figure it's probably for a good reason. And it's not only your reputation on the line, but the person who got you the gig.
When I turn down gigs I have to think long and hard about it, figure out what it has for and against my reputation, and make the decision from there.
But again, when a friend goes out of their way to help you, it's usually best to find a way to make the schedule work out. People then think of you as a "can-do" person, rather than a "can't" and "won't hire them again" person.
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Date: 2007-06-02 04:06 pm (UTC)When I turn down gigs I have to think long and hard about it, figure out what it has for and against my reputation, and make the decision from there.
But again, when a friend goes out of their way to help you, it's usually best to find a way to make the schedule work out. People then think of you as a "can-do" person, rather than a "can't" and "won't hire them again" person.