Leaving drinks?

[eek]

Not as you don't have to work with them when they invariably tell you to "sod off".

My charms are clearly better than yours.

[minestrone]

Take them out on the piss at lunch time then phone a couple of hookers in when you get back to the office.

It works for BAE.

[tractor123]

Is it rude not to do leaving drinks etc?

My current gig was long and boring, I didn't really make many friends or had a big part in the project. I'd prefer just to leave without doing anything

[cojak]

I normally take in cakes/doughnuts from the most expensive outlet I can find (Krispy Kremes > Waitrose > M&S).

Nothing like leaving on a note of envy/resentment/gratefulness I reckon

[northernladuk]

Holy thread resurrection!!!!

[barrydidit]

Holy thread resurrection!!!!

There's no pleasing you is there? The one time somebody actually goes off and finds the answer to their question....

[LondonManc]

There's no pleasing you is there? The one time somebody actually goes off and finds the answer to their question....

NLyUK can do it in under 10 seconds. HTHBIDI

[Lockhouse]

I don't do "drinks".

I see myself more as the Clint Eastwood type riding off alone into the sunset.

[bobspud]

Hi all,

Just wondering if it is usual to have leaving drinks with your team in the end of the contract?

If you are any good as a contractor you will already be working on building your business network so that you can recommend colleagues in the future and gain offers for contacts as well.

[WTFH]

Depends on the ClientCo, the culture at it, how long you've been there,...

For less than 6 months, I'd not organise anything (or expect anything to be organised). Longer contracts, I would use my common sense.