Mood. As someone who normally leaves after two years because the opportunity never raises to what was offered in the job spec these really don't for for me these bullet points as well wouldn't work for office culture in the EU.

15 Years worth of jobs and none gel. I'm a contractor now which feels more me. I have a contract length, don't have to deal with red tape political bullshit.

Turn up, do work and leave when contract had ended.

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willi59549879 3 days ago | parent [-]

If you can easily acquire new projects and are happy with what you do, that can be very nice. I would probably fail at selling myself

	▲	doublerabbit 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		I've never needed to sell myself. $corp will advertise needing a contractor and you apply as usual. If you have the skills and experience you tend to get hired. The only difference is you don't get job security, pension or any perks. But you do get a lump sum though. Where you can then decide what's best.