RE: Consultants who have to work on junk equipment

An interesting point there, about not working for more than a few months.
However on big projects, especially in the current climate where staff are
in short supply, you're tenure at a site tends to be long, and as I've found
most of the perm staff accept you as one of their own, even though you may
earn a tad more than they.

As for knowing more than the permanent staff, that comes with the job. You
move around as a contractor and you pick up more. Most permanent staff I've
met accept this and are willing to learn from you, as long as you remember
that you don't know everything and they can teach you a thing or two. Lets
not forget, it is by moving around and picking up knowledge that you know a
bit more.


krisV

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