Reply to: Mid contract blues

[eek]

Which country?

In my case Turkey. Probably Antalya rather than Istanbul but depends on what was available at the time.

[aussielong]

Was that a serious guess at his name ??? It does seem familiar somehow though

Having said that, he'd be more likely to go back to the middle east.

[TestMangler]

Christ.

Was that a serious guess at his name ??? It does seem familiar somehow though

Having said that, he'd be more likely to go back to the middle east.

[MaryPoppins]

No but if I post the country name here I will blow my anonymity. It's not one of the obvious ones.

I know a lot of contractors.

Christ.

[aussielong]

Guess it's just a daydream

No but if I post the country name here I will blow my anonymity. It's not one of the obvious ones.

I know a lot of contractors.

[alreadypacked]

Mind your own business

Guess it's just a daydream

[aussielong]

Which country?

Mind your own business

[alreadypacked]

More than likely I will be based in the southern med.

Which country?

[kaiser78]

I won't be doing a serious career if that's what you mean. But I will work because I think that discipline is good for me. Mainly I will live off rental income and focus my energy on low stress, more spiritually rewarding activities. I might get a job as a careers adviser - I wish I had career advice when I was young. Outside of work, further study - for fun, advance my foreign language studies, pick up my guitar again, write small software apps and try and sell them - for fun, spend more time with my family, spend more daylight hours interacting with people instead of machines. I would like to become self-sustaining in terms of food: grow and catch my own.

What country?

I think you have missed the boat on that one for about 70% of the world.

Brussels or Turkey

[alreadypacked]

Your job!

Sorry got a permie interview flashback with that question

Sometimes if I feel stuck in a contract, I think of where I am going next. Then I stop feeling stuck, more on my way to somewhere else.

[aussielong]

What country?

I think you have missed the boat on that one for about 70% of the world.

More than likely I will be based in the southern med.

[alreadypacked]

I won't be doing a serious career if that's what you mean. But I will work because I think that discipline is good for me. Mainly I will live off rental income and focus my energy on low stress, more spiritually rewarding activities. I might get a job as a careers adviser - I wish I had career advice when I was young. Outside of work, further study - for fun, advance my foreign language studies, pick up my guitar again, write small software apps and try and sell them - for fun, spend more time with my family, spend more daylight hours interacting with people instead of machines. I would like to become self-sustaining in terms of food: grow and catch my own.

What country?

I think you have missed the boat on that one for about 70% of the world.

[SimonMac]

Where do you want to be in 5 years?

Your job!

Sorry got a permie interview flashback with that question

[aussielong]

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What do you plan to do after IT?

I won't be doing a serious career if that's what you mean. But I will work because I think that discipline is good for me. Mainly I will live off rental income and focus my energy on low stress, more spiritually rewarding activities. I might get a job as a careers adviser - I wish I had career advice when I was young. Outside of work, further study - for fun, advance my foreign language studies, pick up my guitar again, write small software apps and try and sell them - for fun, spend more time with my family, spend more daylight hours interacting with people instead of machines. I would like to become self-sustaining in terms of food: grow and catch my own.

[SimonMac]