CV layout for.....perm role

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ratewhore replied

6 November 2008, 12:00
Any reason for the double posting?
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SandyDown replied

6 November 2008, 11:58
I wouldn'thide the fact that you were a contractor
it will be harder for you - but not impossible, it all depends on the skills.

Don't forget companies also play this game, and they know contractors are desperate now, so they see getting a highly skilled contractor for permie rates as a gain.
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kanulondon replied

6 November 2008, 11:46
Originally posted by Mehmeh View Post

Question is....do I bother lumping all my recent contracts under my company name, so it looks like ive been a perm...
Cheers guys

Yes but its not so that you look like a perm as such. It's more professional IMHO

Last edited by kanulondon; 6 November 2008, 11:49.
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Mehmeh started a topic CV layout for.....perm role

6 November 2008, 11:29
CV layout for.....perm role

Hi guys,

I know I'm gunna get shot down..... but thinking about taking a perm role to get me through christmas and save me from spending all my savings.

Question is....do I bother lumping all my recent contracts under my company name, so it looks like ive been a perm... or do I not bother and just put it like it is with each role listed separately.

I'm thinking they will probably be hesitant to hire me as a perm as they know I will jump ship once the market picks up..so its best to lump all the contracts together?

Cheers guys
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