Hello. I am currently in a full time position and would like to contract as a php developer, i am resigning in end of october 2015. is there a demand for this and would I be successfull in getting contracts easily. I have 4+ years commercial experiance in zend/yii wordpress web based developement, project management etc. based in london?
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Originally posted by shorif2000 View PostI have 4+ years commercial experiance in zend/yii wordpress web based developement, project management etc. based in london?Comment
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I am currently in a full time position and would like to contract as a php developer, i am resigning in end of october 2015. is there a demand for this?
Well, since you are resigning, and would like to contract, do you not think you might have looked into this in a bit of detail beforehand?
Anyway, yes I suspect there is demand. Try some online job sites for contracts with those skills.
It's good see how resourceful people are these days..Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostContracting is dead. Nothing to see here. Move along....
OP - You should PM users like MarillionFan, psychocandy for more information and help.Comment
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There's demand for PHP and there's a massive oversupply of PHP developers all of whom are willing to work for peanuts stretching right across the Asian continent from Vladivostok to the Ural mountains.Comment
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Originally posted by shorif2000 View PostHello. I am currently in a full time position and would like to contract as a php developer, i am resigning in end of october 2015. is there a demand for this and would I be successfull in getting contracts easily. I have 4+ years commercial experiance in zend/yii wordpress web based developement, project management etc. based in london?Comment
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And so I'll copy the OP and let him try again..."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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Originally posted by shorif2000 View PostHello. I am currently in a full time position and would like to contract as a php developer, i am resigning in end of october 2015. is there a demand for this and would I be successfull in getting contracts easily. I have 4+ years commercial experiance in zend/yii wordpress web based developement, project management etc. based in london?
Contractors are usually hired to work on projects, that usually kick off at the begining of the financial year of the country (UK April) additional staff maybe added 6 months in, posted on jobs board in Sept.
But you need to have enough money saved in case you don't get a job.Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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