FWD: Cutting a contract short
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Sat Sep 9 04:06:37 MDT 2006
Forwarded anonymously on request:
I'm currently in the middle of a 6-month contract that I'm considering
cutting short to look for another opportunity. There are several factors
involved, such as a relatively low current pay scale, the fact that my
current position involves very little writing (maybe a few days worth
out of the whole 6 months and that's pretty much done), and that the
contract is expected to end shortly before Christmas, a rough time to be
out beating the streets for a new contract. I'll mention that I was told
up front there is a fair chance my contract might be extended, but
there's certainly no guarantee of that and even then most of the
negatives I mentioned will still hold true.
I'm concerned over how many and how badly I'll burn bridges if I do
leave. There's the agency I'm working through. I haven't worked with
them before, but I'm fairly new to this area and am worried about
burning relationships. And of course I'll annoy the company I'm
currently working with since they have another non-writing task that
they'd like to stick with for the next few months while they prepare to
roll out a product.
Can anyone offer any wise words of counsel?
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