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Applying for a contract via email
So, you've seen a job you like and are going to apply via email. Read about an effective structure for email applications.
�T Framework, ASP.NET, C#.NET OOAD, UML, Design By Contract, Design Patterns Extreme Programming(XP), trainin�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Fri, 14 Dec 2007

Contractors can win public sector contracts
The Public Contracts Regulations 2006 came into effect this year, and they make it much easier for contractors to win tenders from government agencies and organisations.
�llow closely the rules set down by the particular contracting process that is being used. There are five basic� �ay only have a small family business, you can win contracts from government agencies and organisations. The p� �ave a much better chance of winning public sector contract offers. The Public Contracts Regulations law of 2�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Wed, 19 Dec 2007

How contractors should handle client references
You don't have a legal right to a reference be it from the agency or the end-client. But if you are denied a reference, you could sue for liable as that's tantamount to saying you didn't do a good job.
�When you leave a contract, getting a reference can be a problem. The end-cl�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Tue, 12 Feb 2008

Dealing with agents and building relationships
Understanding how to deal with agents will maximise your contracting career.
�ssible. They are not interested in bettering your contracting career. This is not a bad thing, it is standard b� �s advantageous to use sales agents to help secure contracts . For many it is cheaper to effectively outsource� �e discussed in depth in the article How to Find a Contract . The key points to understand are: The agent wil�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Fri, 18 Apr 2008

Staying in work during a contracting slowdown
With fears of a recession likely to hit the UK economy, what can contractors do to make sure they stay in work when demand decreases?
�ave Chaplin, CEO of ContractorCalculator, who was contracting before and after the dot com crash confirms this:� �les. "But you'll need to work hard to secure your contracts." Hales is right. Whilst the number of contracts� �ere still plenty of less skilled ones who were in contract." "In times of high demand securing a contract wa�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Mon, 19 May 2008

Common interview mistakes that contractors make
Discusses the common interview mistakes that contractors make that prevents them from being offered the role
�ob queue! Here we go: Wrongly focused on what the contract does for you rather than how you can help the cli�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Fri, 23 May 2008

Facebook could lead to your next contract
In a recent white paper, digital communications agency AI Digital demonstrates that social networking sites can be a source of new work for contractors.
�nding the range of vacant positions open to them. Contracting options As the new functionality of Facebook gets� �age when it comes to finding a wider range of new contracts to apply for.�
Category: News | Tue, 10 Jun 2008

Will your mobile phone get you your next contract?
The mobile phone has impacted on virtually every aspect of the way we live today. According to a recent survey, our humble handsets could be the gateway to new contracts.
�e comfortable using mobile technology to find new contracts. So far from texting their partner a message of l� �text ‘short-codes’ that apply to each individual contract on offer. For example, let’s pretend ContractorCa�
Category: News | Thu, 19 Jun 2008

How contractors can check their client or agency is financially sound
To the contractor, an agency or client appears secure, but behind the scenes the firm may be cash-strapped. Sid Home from Creditsafe explains how contractors can ensure their client is financially sound.
�of it is after the company goes bust. So what can contracting professionals do to safeguard themselves? “There� �he parent company. The value of most contractors’ contracts runs into the tens of thousands of pounds, which� �o credit check a client or agent before signing a contract,” explains Sid Home from Creditsafe. “The credit�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Mon, 18 Aug 2008

Securing contracts by adding your CV to job boards
Job boards are increasingly dominating the recruitment sector, providing contractors with an effective way of getting CVs in front of more agents.
�ns and all kinds of work opportunities, including contracts, and is used by recruiters to publicise their nee� �t, including job boards that focus on advertising contract opportunities. What goes in an online CV? At the�
Category: Articles: Job Search | Tue, 11 Nov 2008

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