some years ago I thought I had reached peak earnings
but I can now see, this ain't going to go away and it's only going to get better
Milan.
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I have just been renewed for six months.
Best rate I have ever earned but - the work is too easy, I am not using my main skill nearly enough and it is very easy to look good because everyone else is so mediocre.
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milanbenes !!Congrats!! are you still working?
Mind PM'ing me too? I'd be interested to know what niche you're working in now, assuming its changed from the good ol' days. I moved to permie a couple of years ago, it's an easy ride and to be fair nearly all the income is just being thrown into a pension now.
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Congrats MB, I was looking for a new permie job in July. Wages were considerably higher than 1.5 years ago when I last moved.
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Good going.
Might I ask MB what - what sector or skill is this incredible demand in?
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Extenshuuuuun
Extended until the end of November
The phone is red hot these days, only last week an agent called and said how much will it take per hour for me to finish where I am and go to his client
I am now quoting agents who call me, a rate 30% higher than the one I am on and they are accepting it
The future's bright, there's a perfect storm of demand coming to my area and I predicted it would happen around 2025, but it's already happening now
All the best,
Milan.
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