Last contract finished 4 weeks ago and since then was away in Greece for 3 weeks in the sun. Back a few days and have secured a short contract. Will tide me over till I look for the next big one.
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good going, I'd be tempted to job hunt when on holiday and not relax
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I had no internet, was a small fishing village.Originally posted by CloudWalker View Postgood going, I'd be tempted to job hunt when on holiday and not relax

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Thats just it. I was doing the same here. Gig was ending August and I had holiday booked for Sept.
Despite the best will in the world, its impossible to sit there and think sod it I wont worry about it until I come back. Unless your warchest is massive I guess.
I was all up for knocking back any extension here as well - fully expected them to offer just a month if at all but when it came back with 10% increase and 4 months I had to take it knowing I could go on hols and come back with no money hassles.
But nice one unix.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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10% increase is a nice result, I've just been offered 2% (after 2 years on the same rate @clientco) to extend for another 6 months, told them to shove itOriginally posted by psychocandy View PostThats just it. I was doing the same here. Gig was ending August and I had holiday booked for Sept.
Despite the best will in the world, its impossible to sit there and think sod it I wont worry about it until I come back. Unless your warchest is massive I guess.
I was all up for knocking back any extension here as well - fully expected them to offer just a month if at all but when it came back with 10% increase and 4 months I had to take it knowing I could go on hols and come back with no money hassles.
But nice one unix.
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