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We all need to start the initiation of Plan B. For me that's a brains out perm job at 50k - 100% remote (i.e from a beach in the sun)
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Exactly this, the Dev contract market is dead. I'm not sure if it will ever come back......
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FTC you get full employment benefits but obviously your contract has a set end date. I prefer it to a normal perm position to be honest as I don't like to stay at one place. You do pay lots of tax though!
I was a contractor for just under 10 years and I can say that not one of my contractor...
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I closed down my Ltd just after covid so around 4 years ago. On my second perm position, the latest being a FTC which has just been extended.
It's not that bad really, like the poster said before you just pay more tax which is I guess exactly what the government want.
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