Hard choice, seek for some help, would you accept such a contract offer

bigpineapple

I am offered with a contract job of 600/day for 3 months with strong likelihood to extend to 12 months.

But only 3 months on initial paperwork which makes it very hard for me to dump my current not so bad perm job(90k) for only 3 months of ok rate contract.

the client(not the agent) will call me some time later today to explain why they cannot make the paperwork to 12 months at once(some company policy blablabla...).

I wish I could trust them, but i don't want to risk too much.

I am so confused, and desparate for some suggestion.

is it worth to dump my current perm job for this contract given that the not so optimal economy future in Australia?

if it worth, then What can i request them to do on the call this afternoon to get more confidence?

e.g. ask them to make some paperwork on their own department/team behalf if they insist the paperwork problem of company policy

粤式烧鸭

原帖由 bigpineapple 于 2011-12-20 13:12 发表
I am offered with a contract job of 600/day for 3 months with strong likelihood to extend to 12 months.

But only 3 months on initial paperwork which makes it very hard for me to dump my current not s ...

关键看你现在工作如何。
如果现在是个好公司，而且这样的工作变动经历对你简历没有什么大影响，那可以考虑。

sanrunning

Telstra? Telstra always give 3 months but keeps renewing...

bigpineapple

Thanks for all your reply.

Sorry that I cannot type Chinese as I didn't install it in my work computer.

I had a chat on call with the client, they just trying to say how big this project is but they even cannot make any comment on how long this role will be likely to continue as it all based on the resource plan every 3 months so the the agent might just make things up.

I really tend to believe that this is a large project and will last quite a while, but uncertainty and no paperwork is not acceptable.

so I just say no to them. end of story

I am feeling so relax now.

Not telstra, one of the 4 banks.

Thank your guys.

fantom

take 3 month unpaid leave.

wuxycims

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