negotiation advice

[Ravello]

Well that would be a first, falling for some agencies talking themselves up! The only sector holding up at the moment is government contracts. Whether they'll continue to buck the trend remains to be seen.

But by all means encourage others to pass up a 12 month contract for what, an extra £25 a day perhaps for 3 months?

*sigh* attitude but no ability to read. If you re-read my post you'll see I gave the OP suggestions based upon his original question. You gave an opinion on what you would do, having no idea of the poster's circumstance/role/skills etc. I'll leave you to work out which is more helpful.

[lambrini_socialist]

*sigh* attitude but no ability to read. If you re-read my post you'll see I gave the OP suggestions based upon his original question. You gave an opinion on what you would do, having no idea of the poster's circumstance/role/skills etc. I'll leave you to work out which is more helpful.

for what it's worth, i appreciated all the points of view on this thread.

[Sausage Surprise]

I'd take the 12 months. There are plenty of ways to get out of a 3 month notice period if you need to.

[lambrini_socialist]

I'd take the 12 months. There are plenty of ways to get out of a 3 month notice period if you need to.

yeah, i guess if i *really* want out, the old "have a furious w@nk at my desk" trick will help speed me out of the door.

[BolshieBastard]

*sigh* attitude but no ability to read. If you re-read my post you'll see I gave the OP suggestions based upon his original question. You gave an opinion on what you would do, having no idea of the poster's circumstance/role/skills etc. I'll leave you to work out which is more helpful.

Oh shut up tool!

The original poster asked for advice. Stop being a pretenious pcg nob.