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manpreet
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3 years ago
I had recently asked a question here sometime back regarding my ending contract situation given that it was in the course of a crucial project involving my employers, and I got some pretty decent suggestions on how to go about it. So April came to an end I've cleared all my employee status with the organisation (Including handing over to the new incoming IT Staff person) I was working for and I'm on the hunt for a new job. My boss has then informed me out of the blue that they would consider taking me again to continue with what I was doing, something that should have been done earlier if they actually wanted to retain me, rather than wait till I was gone and even handed over everything.
I am thinking that in the event I decide to go back and finish this pending project, I would do it on a consultant/client basis and not as a fulltime employee as it was intially. My questions are: