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edschweppe... which is pretty much the same as the previous job. Well, same-ish.
I've been at the Current Paying Gig for just over a year, now, on a contract basis. A few months ago, the guy I've been working for at the CPG asked me to convert to being a full-time employee thereat. After a bit of consideration, I agreed. Subsequently, much bureaucratic fun[1] was had by all[2]. Despite that, they finally got an offer letter to me, which I officially signed yesterday.
So, for the first time in nine years, I'm a full-timer. It doesn't change what I'm doing, but it does mean that I can take vacations without that nagging "you're not making any money this week" feeling.
[1] I certainly hope it was fun. There was more than enough of it.
[2] Myself not included; TTBOMK, the main players were the IT department, the HR folks and some number of budget weenies.
I've been at the Current Paying Gig for just over a year, now, on a contract basis. A few months ago, the guy I've been working for at the CPG asked me to convert to being a full-time employee thereat. After a bit of consideration, I agreed. Subsequently, much bureaucratic fun[1] was had by all[2]. Despite that, they finally got an offer letter to me, which I officially signed yesterday.
So, for the first time in nine years, I'm a full-timer. It doesn't change what I'm doing, but it does mean that I can take vacations without that nagging "you're not making any money this week" feeling.
[1] I certainly hope it was fun. There was more than enough of it.
[2] Myself not included; TTBOMK, the main players were the IT department, the HR folks and some number of budget weenies.