I accepted a contract role with Microsoft to gain experience, have the name on my resume and to break into the tech world. Thinking about future prospects was this a good or bad move? Does it anyway reflect poorly? (Not caring about how it looks to FT workers more so recruiters and HMs)
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Despite being 100% honest in my relationship with google, I’m self conscious about the fact that I’m just a vendor, but other companies seem to see what they want to believe. So it works out. Do I get all of the clout of working for google without the high bar? Fuck no. I’m a vendor.
Grab the opportunity if you feel that's the best option for you. All the best 👍
The staffing agency might treat you like a third class citizen. If you have any questions, your client says ask your employer.
Basically, you need have a open mindset that you don’t belong any where and complete the work assigned to you. You may not get credit unless your client manager is good.
You can make more than FTEs. Lots of paperwork and regulatory requirements but...
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