So just had my first proper permie job interview.
In my field IR35 has killed/scared off all clients to ltd contractors. The few that remain will make it not worth running a ltd for.
Been a ltd contractor for 15 years. And too be honest I am struggling to cope with the idea of going back to a perm role.
I contract not only as the money can be better (gaps in roles/ travel can reduce that benefit at times) but also as I am able to maintain a separation from people I work with.
I am a supplier not a college and have not had to deal with any of the corporate crap, for along time now.
How have other people on this forum coped with the transition.
Even before covid and IR35, ltd contracting was getting less worth it.
I have spent years traveling and my wife worries for my health. But going too perm is like a commitment I am not sure I want.
Also a feeling of dread
In my field IR35 has killed/scared off all clients to ltd contractors. The few that remain will make it not worth running a ltd for.
Been a ltd contractor for 15 years. And too be honest I am struggling to cope with the idea of going back to a perm role.
I contract not only as the money can be better (gaps in roles/ travel can reduce that benefit at times) but also as I am able to maintain a separation from people I work with.
I am a supplier not a college and have not had to deal with any of the corporate crap, for along time now.
How have other people on this forum coped with the transition.
Even before covid and IR35, ltd contracting was getting less worth it.
I have spent years traveling and my wife worries for my health. But going too perm is like a commitment I am not sure I want.
Also a feeling of dread
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