The actuarial contract market seems dead as well right now. Contract ending in December. Nothing much going on so taken a FTC until May. Good salary and benefits and hopefully things will have picked up a bit by then.
I don't really want to go perm but if I could get something with similar benefits as the FTC: £108k, 15% pension, 30 days holiday + bonus I'd consider it. Rates, tax and IR35 have chipped away at the contractor premium since I started out 10 years ago.
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Just done an interview. Java, 5 days onsite. 60k. After me, they had another 4 people to interview. 3 interview stages, with a tech test.
State of the market!
Please God! Need a job!
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Originally posted by krytonsheep View PostWhat happens when everyone on LinkedIn has the 'Open to work' feature on?
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Originally posted by krytonsheep View PostWhat happens when everyone on LinkedIn has the 'Open to work' feature on?
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never been to indonesia, what's it like?Leave a comment:
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What happens when everyone on LinkedIn has the 'Open to work' feature on?
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
I still remember contracting in Java around 2000ish. You'd go to an interview and they would ask you if you could start tomorrow morning!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by willendure View PostWillEndure just joined the bench!
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
I still remember contracting in Java around 2000ish. You'd go to an interview and they would ask you if you could start tomorrow morning!
They still couldn't fill the role as candidates (myself included) just used the offer to up rates at current client.Last edited by Fraidycat; 30 October 2024, 13:13.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by gables View Post
And don't make the mistake I did when an 18 month contract was coming to end... during which both my parents died, as did my wife's Mum oh and her dog, I'd hoped for a month off but a cock up on dates and communications and I started the next contract 3 days later after the weekend.. JeezLeave a comment:
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