Hi,
Just joined - I'm currently in a permanent role but considering contracting. I have been in application support roles for around 15 years and I've also done a small amount of development in VB.NET. I've done SQL Server stuff for most of that time as well.
A lot of contracts I see when searching are more towards the business analyst\developer side of things so I'm wondering how likely it is that I would be able to find contracts. I know this is probably a tricky question to answer but I was hoping to get a general idea of what the market is like at the moment for the support side of things. I'm within easy train journey of London and looking to get £350\day upwards. Compared to my current salary (allowing for travel costs, lack of holiday pay etc) if I did a 6 month contract and then had to find something else afterwards I would have saved enough from the extra money to keep myself going for around 3 months before I needed to start worrying about how to pay the bills etc.
Just joined - I'm currently in a permanent role but considering contracting. I have been in application support roles for around 15 years and I've also done a small amount of development in VB.NET. I've done SQL Server stuff for most of that time as well.
A lot of contracts I see when searching are more towards the business analyst\developer side of things so I'm wondering how likely it is that I would be able to find contracts. I know this is probably a tricky question to answer but I was hoping to get a general idea of what the market is like at the moment for the support side of things. I'm within easy train journey of London and looking to get £350\day upwards. Compared to my current salary (allowing for travel costs, lack of holiday pay etc) if I did a 6 month contract and then had to find something else afterwards I would have saved enough from the extra money to keep myself going for around 3 months before I needed to start worrying about how to pay the bills etc.
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