After graduating with a diploma in business administration in Vancouver, Mary got hired as an executive assistant to Fred, the director of operations at a local tech company. She has been working at the job for the past three months. Her role includes scheduling and attending meetings, sending emails, and booking travel and entertainment for visitors to the company headquarters in Vancouver. She works part-time five days a week from 8 am to noon and is paid about $30,000 annually.

Sensing that she may not be happy, Fred has offered Mary a full-time position with the company, upping her salary to $65,000 per year plus benefits.

Create a 3-year forecasted financial statement.

Based on the financial statement, you should recommend if Mary should leave the job or stay as she has other options.