I'm not entirely against a little white lie (opportunity to learn X skill, travel is too much) if it makes me sound less like a money grubbing contractor (I'm leaving for more money).
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Leaving mid contract - how to tell the client?
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostI'm not entirely against a little white lie (opportunity to learn X skill, travel is too much) if it makes me sound less like a money grubbing contractor (I'm leaving for more money).Comment
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Originally posted by bluedrop View PostThanks Steelydan. I have to give them a reason (out of courtesy). What can I tell them to just keep the discussion short? I have a decent relationship with my boss - i dont want to offend him by saying the truth ( sinking ship - poor management etc)
You don't want to offend him? Then don't tell him that he's crap. He doesn't own your company, you do; so you make the decisions for it, and you don't have to explain them to him.Comment
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Originally posted by expat View PostWhy? This is business. What do you think "courtesy" would mean if it went the other way? Courtesy is "Best Regards" at the end of the email.
You don't want to offend him? Then don't tell him that he's crap. He doesn't own your company, you do; so you make the decisions for it, and you don't have to explain them to him.Comment
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"Leaving mid contract - how to tell the client? "
It's Not You , It's Me ...
I think we should see other Clients...Last edited by CloudWalker; 18 August 2015, 15:45.Comment
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Exercise your notice period in your contract FFS if you haven't got one then stay until the end, it's not rocket science is it?Comment
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Agency - who GAF
Client - make up a personal issue if asked which means you have to spend more time at home in the short term. If you mention travel etc you won't be able to work there in the future."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post[PC] Go off sick [/PC]Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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