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CongratsOriginally posted by russell View PostExtension, with one day to go.
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It's tits up.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostCongrats
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Keep looking for a new role, as bad projects usually end up dumping contractors when there are no role. i.e. couple of weeks before Christmas etc.Originally posted by russell View PostIt's tits up.Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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What a ray of sunshine you are todayOriginally posted by alreadypacked View PostKeep looking for a new role, as bad projects usually end up dumping contractors when there are no role. i.e. couple of weeks before Christmas etc.
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Just saying like!Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWhat a ray of sunshine you are today
Gratz on extenshun
It's easy to sit back after you get an extension and only start looking at review time. But if you have got yourself into a bad end date cycle, you need to decided if you are ready to take time off when the contract is finished or look for a new contract that will give you an end date when there are more roles.Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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Well done Russell,
Words of wisdom from AlreadyPacked tho, having been through the bleak midwinter on my arse before.Comment
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I have also recently been reboomed.
New contract with the same company on new proj.
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I don't have to work, so I can handle down time.Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostJust saying like!
It's easy to sit back after you get an extension and only start looking at review time. But if you have got yourself into a bad end date cycle, you need to decided if you are ready to take time off when the contract is finished or look for a new contract that will give you an end date when there are more roles.Comment
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