Have you pumped your boss ?
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostOn a serious note, you are both absolutely correct.
The first project/team was the really brutal one, I shall muddle on
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On a serious note, you are both absolutely correct.
The first project/team was the really brutal one, I shall muddle on
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostCurrent contract, on 2nd project with them, approx 14 months in.
First project almighty suckage, seriously considered handing in notice, but slogged it out.
Moved on to 2nd project after 4 months (appropriate contract schedule etc)
2nd project, significantly better, but has deteriorated after 10 months or so (contracted to xmas, extension talk til end March and beyond)
Would STILL feel guilty leaving at xmas, assuming the extension is officially offered.
Even though my boss (*cough* client co contact, sorry NLUK) is leaving after only 7 months in the job herself, and other permies are moving out of the wider teams into other areas of the business, or leaving the company altogether.
Can't decide what to do.
Get your kicks in team!
But do remember dress for the job you want, a full Gladiator outfit and a fight to the death for the magical chutney spoon.Last edited by BlueSharp; 26 September 2019, 09:14.
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Will your mental health suffer if you stay?
If you can answer that one way or another you probably don't need to ask us.
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Contractors assemble (and boot me in the rrrrsss)
Current contract, on 2nd project with them, approx 14 months in.
First project almighty suckage, seriously considered handing in notice, but slogged it out.
Moved on to 2nd project after 4 months (appropriate contract schedule etc)
2nd project, significantly better, but has deteriorated after 10 months or so (contracted to xmas, extension talk til end March and beyond)
Would STILL feel guilty leaving at xmas, assuming the extension is officially offered.
Even though my boss (*cough* client co contact, sorry NLUK) is leaving after only 7 months in the job herself, and other permies are moving out of the wider teams into other areas of the business, or leaving the company altogether.
Can't decide what to do.
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