In your experience, fellas, and of course AABE (all else being equal), does having a fellow contractor sign off your timesheets put you in a better position for extensions, in-situ rate rises, etc?
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Originally posted by Gym beast View PostIn your experience, fellas, and of course AABE (all else being equal), does having a fellow contractor sign off your timesheets put you in a better position for extensions, in-situ rate rises, etc?"it's people like Jim, Jim MacDonald, who keep me going,"
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Quite the opposite if anything... but would hope it would make no difference at all.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Where I am now, the manager of the unit I'm working in is a contractor. My project sponsor is a contractor. My project board of four people has three contractors with the fourth being the senior supplier! My three technical leads are permanent staff but their bosses are all contractors.
A bit messed up... I get my timesheets signed on time, that's all I care about.Comment
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Originally posted by Gym beast View PostIn your experience, fellas, and of course AABE (all else being equal), does having a fellow contractor sign off your timesheets put you in a better position for extensions, in-situ rate rises, etc?nomadd liked this postComment
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Originally posted by Gym beast View PostIn your experience, fellas, and of course AEBE [FTFY] (all else being equal), does having a fellow contractor sign off your timesheets put you in a better position for extensions, in-situ rate rises, etc?Clarity is everythingComment
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