Usually about a month before the end. If my last role here is anything to go by that should be around March 2014.
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That sounds like a kiss of death to me.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostUsually about a month before the end. If my last role here is anything to go by that should be around March 2014.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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WHS - Never stop looking.Originally posted by stek View PostI'm always looking, just in case! You never know, your notice is usually instant remember....
Who's to say your client shall honour the end date if things get tough? Don't let yourself be caught out."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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I normally get my CV uploaded on all the job boards when I have 4 weeks to go then start seriously looking with 3 to go most agencies are not interested any time before that I have found.
Northwestperm what do you say to agencies when you carry on looking when in a contract as whenever I have tried looking the first question they ask is whats your current working position as soon as i say in contract and tell them my end date they lose interest, do you lie and say your current contract is coming to an end very soon even if it is not?Comment
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Exactly, it is good to keep an eye on the market just in case!Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWHS - Never stop looking.
Who's to say your client shall honour the end date if things get tough? Don't let yourself be caught out.
Always say soon rather than give them a specific time frame. And that you can always be flexible on notice period.Originally posted by curtis View PostI normally get my CV uploaded on all the job boards when I have 4 weeks to go then start seriously looking with 3 to go most agencies are not interested any time before that I have found.
Northwestperm what do you say to agencies when you carry on looking when in a contract as whenever I have tried looking the first question they ask is whats your current working position as soon as i say in contract and tell them my end date they lose interest, do you lie and say your current contract is coming to an end very soon even if it is not?Comment
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