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I've also just got a contract in the Netherlands after two months on the bench. Its a good feeling to be back working, but I am a little annoyed with myself for going in slightly low on the rate when I applied for the role in March. I thought that €450/day was a good rate cos it is equivalent to £400/day. However this isn't really true because the exchange rate is a bit skew whiff at the moment, so normally €450/day is equivalent to £300/day.
I feel like an el-cheapo indian ohwell
Still, it wouldn't be right to complain...
I'm off the bench for two weeks, back at previous client, but it's already looking like being three, and they were talking about another project they could give to me which would be another 4-6 weeks. So it's dribs and drabs, but that's fine by me as it means I can work on my plan B on the off weeks and not have to dig into the war-piggy chest.
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