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Sexy contract that pays less?
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Yep - this sums it up. Congrats if you find your work interesting but it's just for the money over here.Originally posted by perplexed View PostFor me no role is sexy; IT is especially mind numbingly boring, but it's one of the few things I'm decent(ish) at.
If a role offered me less ( and I mean slightly less, not extracting the urine less ) for a role using a specific new technology, even at the periphery, then my view is that expands my skill set, longer term increases the available roles which in turn bolsters rate requests due to provable ability and experience.
Have you seen what normal jobs pay ? I can't start again doing something else.
Working towards making work optional, which I think will make things bearable till I pack it in for good !
Oh - Also disregard virtually everything the agent, client and advert say about ANY job, the description usually bears a passing resemblance at best...Comment
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