Staying motivated

[DiscoStu]

I've got 5 weeks left at ClientCo before the end of a contract that's not going to be extended. I don't want to leave on a sour note because I know there are a few projects in the pipeline come their new financial year that may require some extra resource, but I'm really struggling to stay motivated to do a decent job.

Advice please

[MaryPoppins]

Do your utmost not to let it show! Try to be seen to be organised towards ensuring you leave with all assigned work completed, but not more than that. I hate walking away thinking they might only remember my last few unmotivated weeks...

Good luck though

[sasguru]

Just remember if you don't work hard you could end up like AtW

[Chugnut]

I've got 5 weeks left at ClientCo before the end of a contract that's not going to be extended. I don't want to leave on a sour note because I know there are a few projects in the pipeline come their new financial year that may require some extra resource, but I'm really struggling to stay motivated to do a decent job.

Advice please

This is a carbon copy of my situation even down to the 5 weeks remaining! I recommend the purely financial driven motivational approach i.e. think of the money.

Personally, I'll be disappointed if they renew as I'm keen to get out of the wretched City.

[zara_backdog]

This is a carbon copy of my situation even down to the 5 weeks remaining! I recommend the purely financial driven motivational approach i.e. think of the money.

Personally, I'll be disappointed if they renew as I'm keen to get out of the wretched City.

WHS - Think of the money and a chance to do something else

[Moscow Mule]

Advice please

Second time today I've felt the need to give this advice;

Man up, do the job you've been contracted for & take the money.

[DiscoStu]

Just remember if you don't work hard you could end up like AtW

[rootsnall]

I'm really struggling to stay motivated to do a decent job.

Advice please

The No 1 key skill in contracting, looking keen when you couldn't give a tulip, I suggest you use the 5 weeks to practice.

[DiscoStu]

The No 1 key skill in contracting, looking keen when you couldn't give a tulip, I suggest you use the 5 weeks to practice.

I'm taking the opportunity to do something entirely pointless that makes me look very busy. Good call

[Gonzo]

I've got 5 weeks left at ClientCo before the end of a contract that's not going to be extended. I don't want to leave on a sour note because I know there are a few projects in the pipeline come their new financial year that may require some extra resource, but I'm really struggling to stay motivated to do a decent job.

Advice please

That depends on whether you are going to invoice or not.

If not, then I should think you could do what you like.

If you are going to invoice then find £xxx worth of stuff per day that the client will find valuable. Either that or say "Thank you and Good Night." and stop charging them.

Simple really.