Contracting, although lucrative is hard work and it's wearing a bit on family life as i've been working away for the best part of 2 years now. So I'm thinking of handing in my contractor badge. A perm role has come up locally for a lecturer position which, apart from teaching experience, fits quite nicely. It's also generally, from the university research departments i've worked in, quite an easy pace and style of life. But, and it's a big but, the salary range is 30-45K, although perks are good and as my experience in that field is small I can see them trying to offer at the lower end, that is if I got the position. The position does state that they would encourage applicants with lesser teaching experience, but I reckon they may just be budget trimming.
Plan B is going nowhere in the short term, but that's another story altogether.
Should I just act like a contractor - put it down to a bad week, post holiday blues, STFU and invoice like a contractor.
Or buy some cords, grow a beard, and go for the lecturing job. (The other thing that puts me off is the application process).
Zieity?
Plan B is going nowhere in the short term, but that's another story altogether.
Should I just act like a contractor - put it down to a bad week, post holiday blues, STFU and invoice like a contractor.
Or buy some cords, grow a beard, and go for the lecturing job. (The other thing that puts me off is the application process).
Zieity?
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