I'm currently in a contract that ends this week. The client is willing to renew, but the agency has been stalling since I asked for a rate rise. The first time the agent let it slip that a rate rise conversation had occurred (not that he told me, I had to ask), but today informed me that the client wasn't willing to pay extra.
To me that's fine. I'm used to agents conning contractors, and in the past 've just learned to live with it. I phoned the agent and told them I wasn't interested in renewing. The only problem is I have a conscience and would hate to leave the client with a resourcing problem (I've been working on a new project thats a week old). In the meantime, I've been snapped up by another client that pays more and I get to learn new products/skill set.
What's the best way to deal with the old client in this situation?
Thanks
To me that's fine. I'm used to agents conning contractors, and in the past 've just learned to live with it. I phoned the agent and told them I wasn't interested in renewing. The only problem is I have a conscience and would hate to leave the client with a resourcing problem (I've been working on a new project thats a week old). In the meantime, I've been snapped up by another client that pays more and I get to learn new products/skill set.
What's the best way to deal with the old client in this situation?
Thanks
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