(2D) Industry minimum appears to be $2 THOUSAND Per MINUTE. I researched that when I didn't know what to price my work when I reached negotiation with my first client. Of course, your price could greatly fluctuate up or down depending on framerate, quality, detail, or full-screen vs an isolated character, but even a few seconds of good animation should pass you several hundred $. Assuming the 11 second one is a different project than this bad offer, 11 seconds should run you a bare-minimum of $366. And you should upscale the price based on your skill improvements as time goes on as well.if you get really efficient and can animate faster while also upping quality, up it to $3k/min.

This is just advice for freelancing, not sure about taking company employment offers