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McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000My client has asked if I'd like to become permanent! aaaaaaaaaah
But then, I have been here 2.5 years and I'm more a permanent fixture than other members of the team. My attempts at finding freelance work (ie: proper business work) have failed. On the other hand, I don't think they're willing to pay what I would ask.
There is a BIG announcement to be made here on Thursday I wonder if it has anything to do with culling contractors, and that I'm the only one who knows the system - as there is virtually no documentation on it.
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule(40K) A month? I wouldn't get out of bed for that!
By the way lilelvis2000, I hope you're paying IR35 taxes for your "permanent fixture" contract!Comment
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Originally posted by wendigo100Pah! I wouldn't even get out of bed to post a comment about it!
By the way lilelvis2000, I hope you're paying IR35 taxes for your "permanent fixture" contract!McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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I was talking with a company recently and they only want a permie - the agency "forgot" to tell me this. It is tempting though as they are offering a good salary (£70K+) and the sort of work I would be doing would enable me to make a lot of contacts within the sector.
I was thinking keep MyCo running and use to a) put some investment capital in from time and b) draw a few expenses. Work for this company for a year to 18 months and get the contacts and then go contracting again. By putting in the capital to MyCo I would have enough to live on whilst I got my first gig.Comment
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Originally posted by MustangI was talking with a company recently and they only want a permie - the agency "forgot" to tell me this. It is tempting though as they are offering a good salary (£70K+) and the sort of work I would be doing would enable me to make a lot of contacts within the sector.
I was thinking keep MyCo running and use to a) put some investment capital in from time and b) draw a few expenses. Work for this company for a year to 18 months and get the contacts and then go contracting again. By putting in the capital to MyCo I would have enough to live on whilst I got my first gig.Comment
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000My client has asked if I'd like to become permanent! aaaaaaaaaah
But then, I have been here 2.5 years and I'm more a permanent fixture than other members of the team. My attempts at finding freelance work (ie: proper business work) have failed. On the other hand, I don't think they're willing to pay what I would ask.
There is a BIG announcement to be made here on Thursday I wonder if it has anything to do with culling contractors, and that I'm the only one who knows the system - as there is virtually no documentation on it.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by DiverHmm! Cool move on your part. just remember to give them back the documentation if you decide not to stay
Shoot, I'd hire someone just to write it. Anyone willing? Its Oracle and Access?McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
Spock: "Trained? Judging from you, I would have guessed it was trial and error."Comment
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