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Hi guys
So I'm playing with the idea of going into contracting. I feel like I'd be able to experience a lot more rather than stagnating (financially, and using knowledge-wise) in my current role.
I'm currently in a 2nd line IT role with the majority of my experience being in Windows Server, SQL, Disaster Recovery with a splash of Linux and Virtualization.
Has anyone got any tips on how to get my foot in the door? What I should consider before getting in to contracting?
Cheers
So I'm playing with the idea of going into contracting. I feel like I'd be able to experience a lot more rather than stagnating (financially, and using knowledge-wise) in my current role.
I'm currently in a 2nd line IT role with the majority of my experience being in Windows Server, SQL, Disaster Recovery with a splash of Linux and Virtualization.
Has anyone got any tips on how to get my foot in the door? What I should consider before getting in to contracting?
Cheers