Thats the thing tho I'm probably not going to find anything better in this field with my current experience and education. I mean I can't get all the benefits now but once I can (I'm staying positive, when I become permanent, not if), it's pretty unbeatable. Plus pretty much any employer is gonna have a probationary period where you can't get benefits and can more easily get fired. It happens to be a bit longer for the state (one year), but it will be worth it when I become permanent.