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    #11
    My non-expert self would say that you presented Option 1 in a more positive light, meaning that you are more excited by it and would like to take it.

    I did read about the horrid desk palaver and congrats at moving on and getting something very good! :-)

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      #12
      Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post
      Option 1 every time due to money...
      Always take the higher rate.

      Forget about working with a younger team. You can learn more from older people who've been there, done it, seen the film, bought the t-shirt, seen the sequel, and the prequel...

      The first team I worked in, I was 21. The other team members were in their 30s (i.e. ancient). Best team I've worked in.
      Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!

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        #13
        My 2c - Never work Public Sector, your mind will turn to mush

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          #14
          Originally posted by Sundial View Post
          My non-expert self would say that you presented Option 1 in a more positive light, meaning that you are more excited by it and would like to take it.

          I did read about the horrid desk palaver and congrats at moving on and getting something very good! :-)
          Thanks, yes it wasn't very pleasant. Life goes on.

          Thanks all for the other answers too, putting things into perspective and I have decided on Option 1. Got the contract, signed and scanned back. Already made the IR35 changes

          So starting on Monday, looking forward to it.

          P

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            #15
            Originally posted by Peter Loew View Post
            Thanks, yes it wasn't very pleasant. Life goes on.

            Thanks all for the other answers too, putting things into perspective and I have decided on Option 1. Got the contract, signed and scanned back. Already made the IR35 changes

            So starting on Monday, looking forward to it.

            P
            It's so nice to have the choice, especially after a bad experience!

            Congrats on moving so fast, and if they hand you ANYTHING remind them of their own responsibilities and whip out your contract so fast it causes whiplash to their noses ;-) Well not really I wouldn't want to induce a skin disorder.

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              #16
              Just go with your gut feel - this is always the right decision...
              ______________________
              Don't get mad...get even...

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                #17
                Originally posted by Peter Loew View Post
                I have decided on Option 1. Got the contract, signed and scanned back. So starting on Monday, looking forward to it.
                My all-time favourite Dilbert cartoon, this is: BTW, a Dumpster is a brand of skip, I think.

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                  #18
                  you've chosen now, so good luck.

                  What I was thinking reading your post, is ignore any talk of "possible" extensions and "raise in April".

                  These promises are worth nothing.

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