Asking this on a Contractor forum is akin to asking who believes in God on an Atheist forum, what answer do you expect?
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No it doesn't. I think you can can find some advice over in the "First Timers" section MFOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostLast time I went perm from a similar rate it was for a 100k package. £50 per hour equates to a much higher salary than 65k
=================>Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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a)Lots of permies hereOriginally posted by freelancer75 View PostAsking this on a Contractor forum is akin to asking who believes in God on an Atheist forum, what answer do you expect?
b)Lots of contractors aren't "lifers" but in it due to employment or just the moneyOriginally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I agree, however on a contracting forum, I would assume, maybe wrongly, that the majority are contractors? If that assumption is wrong then I admit my point in no longer valid.Originally posted by d000hg View Posta)Lots of permies here
b)Lots of contractors aren't "lifers" but in it due to employment or just the moneyComment
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Incidently, I bet if you went to a permie forum you would get even more people telling him to go for the contract because it would seem like a no-brainer to a permie as they don't really know what contracting is all about and they just see the $$$$$$Originally posted by freelancer75 View PostI agree, however on a contracting forum, I would assume, maybe wrongly, that the majority are contractors? If that assumption is wrong then I admit my point in no longer valid.Comment
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What I'm actually surprised no-one has said is...."take the permy job for a year or two....the contract is six months and there aint a lot out there so you could quite easily be out of work for six months and more and end up with less money".Comment
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If you're any good then you'll always find work.Originally posted by TFour View PostWhat I'm actually surprised no-one has said is...."take the permy job for a year or two....the contract is six months and there aint a lot out there so you could quite easily be out of work for six months and more and end up with less money".
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Go for the perm as it is close to home. Your missus will need support with the baby, at least until baby is in a routine and the missus is over the birth.
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