Contracting definately gives you freedom and light at the end of the tunnel job-wise, which a permanent role often does not do. The trouble is today, one should just be grateful for employment as choices aren't often available.interesting stuff DC, especially about your career choice.
However, you certainly got the cogs in my brain whirring about contracting. My boss knows I want to spend as much time in LOS as possible so they have been pretty flexible with me in that respect (took a month out this year, all paid)
However, if you're interested, the website that I have found all my roles on over the last 7 years is www.jobserve.com - The ex-sponsors of West Ham United.
Cheers TJIve been following this report from the time you started it and patiently waited for each update and really have enjoyed it,
Great report and no doubt on seeing you next time i do will probably chew your ear about it.
I've bored people to death in the past with stories and tales of travelling and I can rattle on for hours on the subject. So be carfeful what you wish for
I get accused occasionally of being a snob-traveller too, i.e. never going to Spain or the States and trying to get others to stretch their legs further afield on their holidays, almost to the extent of preaching about SE Asia.
