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LegacyUser · 2011-05-30 19:08:57

It's not really a work problem as such, but wanted to get some advice. I recently started a contract role. According to the agency, the contract's ongoing, but the client's of the opinion it'll be 3-4 months. I would like to secure a permanent role in the company. When would be a good time to submit my CV via the company's…

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It's not really a work problem as such, but wanted to get some advice.

I recently started a contract role. According to the agency, the contract's ongoing, but the client's of the opinion it'll be 3-4 months.

I would like to secure a permanent role in the company. When would be a good time to submit my CV via the company's internal processes? This company are growing and are taking on staff.

Thanks for reading. Any advice would be welcome.

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#2 01-06-2011 10:09pm

Rhys Essien

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I would probably wait till around 6 weeks/2 months.It would give the company a chance to assess how you are doing,and you would still have a month or two for them to decide.

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