Work or Interview (sorry can't think of an appropriate title)???

[MasterP0]

So you are going to turn down a gig with set budget that's making money for the consultancy ie possibility of extensions, because you can't understand the process and think it's too much effort or too difficult for you? And you are supposed to be a BA? Very poor carry on IMO. Sounds like the consultancy got lucky here.

Being a good contractor is about your ability to deal with this type of stuff and nail it. The bit you do once you are in contract is the easy bit.

Move over and let someone capable get the gig.

The beauty about being a Contractor is I can choose what BS I'm willing to put up with, it is all about personal preference Northern. I think their interview process is tedious and time consuming, I choose not to participate, simples!

And you are supposed to be a BA? Very poor carry on IMO. Sounds like the consultancy got lucky here.

Being a good contractor is about your ability to deal with this type of stuff and nail it. The bit you do once you are in contract is the easy bit.

We all choose to contract for our own personal reasons, what works for others may not work for one, it really shouldn't be about taking cheap shots. You, as I am, are entitled to our own opinions but bear in mind that there are no set rules for interviews or contracting in general.

Thanks for the other useful advice.

[ceebeepps]

Bit too much BS for my liking too on this, and as you say, we all have different reasons for contracting. I'd put these in the "snooze and you loose" pile personally!