Dillemma whether to go Permy or take 6 Month contract

[NiceGuy]

Hi guys!
My contract is coming to an end and getting a 6 month contract else where. but at the same time I have got good permanent opportunity with Big consultancy, where I can learn new skills (SharePoint 2013) and work for big client in different sector. but this permanent opportunity would need some travelling though all the travelling and accommodation is paid.

I need a bit of advice what should I do. Currently I specialise in Dynamics CRM + .Net etc.

Pl. suggest.

Cheerio

[ChimpMaster]

Go permie. It sounds like you need to.

[Troll]

Big Consultancies are no biggie to work for esp as a permie (they will work you into the ground without the contractor rate to mitigate)

Avoid at all costs Accenture

[NiceGuy]

Go permie. It sounds like you need to.

its a big Indian IT consultancy.

[sal]

Big Consultancies are no biggie to work for esp as a permie (they will work you into the ground without the contractor rate to mitigate)

Avoid at all costs Accenture

^This

What is the difference in the take home pay?

Ultimately no one but you can make this decision.

Personally i would never go Perm especially if i had a 6m cotnract on the table like you do

[NiceGuy]

Big Consultancies are no biggie to work for esp as a permie (they will work you into the ground without the contractor rate to mitigate)

Avoid at all costs Accenture

thanks. but in my current market I want to learn SharePoint and some new skills so that I can improve my skills and marketability.

[sal]

its a big Indian IT consultancy.

Run away

[NiceGuy]

^This

What is the difference in the take home pay?

Ultimately no one but you can make this decision.

Personally i would never go Perm especially if i had a 6m cotnract on the table like you do

500 per day vs. 85K + expenses

[CoolCat]

Don't work for an Indian outsourcer... you will regret it

[sal]

500 per day vs. 85K + expenses

With the difference in take home pay you can hire a private SharePoint 2013 Tutor

Last time i checked contracts for Sharepoint weren't going much higher than 500/day