The confirmation came today. My contract is not being extended at the end of March.
And I'm good with this.
There's a couple of things in my feeling okay with the knowledge that I don't currently have an income after the first weeks of April.
My headspace looks like this:
- As much as I love my manager and my current team, and I like working in this company, I'm bored in my role. It was good when I was getting over burnout, but now that's over, I want to feel like I'm contributing more.
- There is a good eight week run up to needing to get a job. The more notice you get the better.
- My manager has been great about this. They're okay if I need to be released earlier with some notice.
- And I have to keep reminding myself that I get jobs. I'm good at getting jobs.
I know I'm being a bit of a worry wart about this. I'm more concerned about the possible trip to France in October. I really want to do this but need to be in constant employment for it to happen.
I also know that rather than taking just anything, I want something which will do me well.
My criteria include:
- A daily rate around where I am on now.
- A hybrid working model (2-3 days in the office maximum.)
- Interesting work.
- A good business day's worth of work to do, but with little expectation of overtime.
- Preferably on a transformation program - I've worked on lots of these.
- In a larger company - minimum 1000 people in the company.
- I'm not fussed about the sector.
- Preferably not at the companies I don't want to work for.
- Preferably a contract which lasts around a year.
- Good people
- Preferably in the city centre or at worst, in the inner suburbs, if I do need to go to the office.
- Must be accessable by public transport - bugger driving to work.
- I'm not opposed to a bit of travel for work - just not too much. I have a dependent.
Yes, I've got some time up my sleeve. I've also had a couple of leads.
My referees have been hit up, making sure they're okay to give me a reference.
Now, I just have to get myself out there.
And remember to breathe.
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