Switching in Contracting

[DimPrawn]

You have to man up and show them you own the place. Let them know who the Billy Big Bollocks is and they'll soon be choking down pole.

They told me if I want to get on I need to choke the pole.

Now I'm facing a possible 2 year stretch for racially aggravated assault.

[northernladyuk]

They told me if I want to get on I need to choke the pole.

Now I'm facing a possible 2 year stretch for racially aggravated assault.

Should be a capital crime.

[PurpleGorilla]

Build up a 'getting started fund' that will see you OK for the first 3-6 months without being paid.

Consider umbrella because Ltd Co is getting the screws tightened significantly.

Grow some hairy ones and MTFU. Only you can make this happen and its on you 100%.

Good luck - and breath the free air.

[Paddy]

Hi All, What is the best way to switch fields in contracting? I want to switch from .Net to Python. Thank you

Try this

Burden Bros | Contractors

[DaveB]

Step 1. Learn Python.
Step 2. Apply for jobs that require Python.
Step 3. Profit!

[BrilloPad]

First purchase a python. Make sure you feed it live food rather than dead.

Don't let the cat get too near it.

[BrilloPad]

Step 1. Learn Python.
Step 2. Apply for jobs that require Python.
Step 3. Profit!

2a. Discover that pimps cannot understand that a contractor can do other things apart from their last role on their CV.
2b. Cut you rate to get first gig.

[Pip in a Poke]

Python, like a lot of open source projects, is very geeky from the point of view of the online community you'll be interacting with.

I find with the ASP.Net stuff, I can go to sites like stackoverflow and easily find solutions to my issues. Likewise I use Pinal Dave (journey to SQL Authority) for all things SQL related.

But my dabblings with open source software seem to take me to places like GitHub where everybody talks a completely different language to what I'm used to. And I'm sure it's full of geeks who purposely like to make everything as unintelligible as possible.

[LondonManc]

Hi All, What is the best way to switch fields in contracting? I want to switch from .Net to Python. Thank you

The best way to get advice is not to post in General. HTHBIDI

You can try and switch, but who wants a Python contractor with no experience?

[diseasex]

Find a gig that offers the transition eg. works both on .net and python.
Will be hard as these don't pair well.
I did transition from .net to javascript this way