I just left permie for contract and never wanna go back! Please let the market pick up so I can find another one once this contract finishes!
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostOK - we do what we have to do.
I have considered doing the same, but got a contract just in time. I have also considered going back to a consultancy role, just to pick up new skills for a year or so, its all part of contractings rich tapestry.
- hope you get a nice laptop, and good luck with it all.Comment
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Originally posted by Advocate View PostOk,
So I've accepted and started a permie role for a consultancy; however I would like you to consider me still benched and taking the equivalent of a bar job to entertain myself whilst I find a contract...
Agreed?
Seriously - A mans gotta do what a mans gotta do.......
Hopefully you might even gain "Experience" to add to your cv.....Comment
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I was hours away from accepting a permie role before i got my current gig. After six months looking, I needed something to do, some money etc...
Treat it as a fixed termer, get all the training you can - and try and make the most...just dont get caught in a rutt...
Got a month left at the mo though...and told post is going to be backfilled with a permie - so be back on the bench soon myself.Comment
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