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Not-renewing tulipe gigs

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    #41
    Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
    Anyone else the same opinion?
    Generally, my projects are pretty good. I've only knocked back one extension in the past.

    I hated the client, the people, the location and the work (suckered into it). Turned down the extension just as the market crashed and had seven months without work.

    Ho hum, I got to spend some quality time with the family before heading back to London the following year.
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      #42
      I budget to work around 8 months a year so my warchest is around 9-12 months worth of all my regular expenses. Contracting for me is about flexibility, choosing when/where to work and having more time off rather than the income per se. It has come in handy recently whilst being on the bench in that I haven't felt compelled to take on boring gigs.

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