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Previously on "The Red Mist for the W/End!"

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  • wendigo100
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    I swap in and out of banking. Shouldn't be a problem if you've got the experience on your CV.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    You gotta do what you gotta do.

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  • rocktronAMP
    started a topic The Red Mist for the W/End!

    The Red Mist for the W/End!

    Hi

    I have been contracting in banking for several years now. I am bl**dy frustrated about being on the flipping bench, however. I know I must grow up, you don't need to tell me that. It just seems like every day that I am watching paint dry. Red mist is growing by the day and I might take it out on you --- strike that. I dont encourage violence. Count one to ten.

    Should I stay or should I go?
    Should I stay with the banking sector or get out?

    If I leave, do a contract in a non-banking job for 3 months, will I be able to get back in to banking?

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