My real issue is I need to be able to pay the mortgage, but I've got some savings just in case I need them.
I enjoy what I do where I do atm, but it seems that where I am might not have need for me in 6 months time. I have spoken to them and they are willing to be my first contract so thinking it might be time to take the plunge.
My real issue is I need to be able to pay the mortgage, but I've got some savings just in case I need them.
I enjoy what I do where I do atm, but it seems that where I am might not have need for me in 6 months time. I have spoken to them and they are willing to be my first contract so thinking it might be time to take the plunge.
My real issue is I need to be able to pay the mortgage, but I've got some savings just in case I need them.
I enjoy what I do where I do atm, but it seems that where I am might not have need for me in 6 months time. I have spoken to them and they are willing to be my first contract so thinking it might be time to take the plunge.
Been doing it for 5-6 years now.
I like the flexibility - I tend to work Aug to May and take the summer off to coach cricket.
Set up as Ltd company, VAT registered but on the flat rate scheme [v easy to admin]
I'm in project management and did have an enforced break in 2008 with the recession but mostly I get renewed and stop working when I choose.
You will need to be happy with the risk, but my view is that there is now no such thing as a permanent job, not least in IT.
If you have the right qualifications and experience, you should be fine.