Leaving mid contract - how to tell the client?

[bluedrop]

Hi,
I ve never been in this situation - so, can i please have your suggestions?
I started a contract at this large ibank last december. I accepted an extension in June. Things got progressively worse since then. The project is sinking - lots of programme level issues- and looks like it"ll be scrapped.
i luckily found a new contract now. What do I tell the client/ agency so as to minimise damage? i know they wont be very happy with this - but im not sure they will have work for me after a cppl of months.

Cheers
Bluedrop

[bluedrop]

I have a 2 week notice. I am happy to work a cppl of weeks beyond this and even support my replacement for a few more weeks after i leave.

[northernladuk]

You could try using the search function as detailed here..

http://forums.contractoruk.com/welco...uk-forums.html

Plenty of people that can't make a business decision have asked the same question.

[northernladuk]

[PC] Go off sick [/PC]

[bluedrop]

Northernladuk! You are relentless - has google offered you a job yet?

Now that you had a go, can u stay off my thread pls? there are plenty of helpful members here

[WTFH]

"Look, things aren't working out between the two of us. It's not you, it's me. I think you should see other people"

[bluedrop]

....And we can always be friends

[uk contractor]

Northernladuk is right

Not being funny but if you need to ask advice on a public forum about such basic matters you are clearly not suited to being a contractor.

[AJ1982]

Northernladuk! You are relentless - has google offered you a job yet?

Now that you had a go, can u stay off my thread pls? there are plenty of helpful members here

With an attitude like that, good luck.

[TykeMerc]

With an attitude like that, good luck.

Not the first time we've seen the attitude either, common in a certain subset of posters.