lower contract workers and cliques
Not talking about the Honeywell's, raytheons the good money contractor mostly government contractors
I'm talking about contractors on the entry level. This is an opinion its not really a complaint i've been in house and worked where they have contractors or third party, and i've worked for the otherside.
See at least if you are with a government contractor you are almost making as much as a GS and you get treated differently but its in the slightest and if your good your well liked
In the lower levels there's a distinct separation and difference and you feel it by association let me explain.
Inferiority- Sometimes you come in and they already think your bad because of the company you work for or past experience.
They took our job syndrome when the reality is the in house company is saving money
As a contractor, 3rd party or temp you get "false golden tickets" in otherwords they tell you "you can get permanent or convert in 6 months" After that 6 months your gone or in the same position
Schedule is subject to change always
To me these are the biggest things
there are pro's to being a contractor
No obligation
motivation to find better
motivation to do better or increase a skill
You are an unknown, they don't bother you, you don't bother them as long as you do the job tasked to you
lower expectation because they think your dumb
References if you gel with anyone
Warm bodies doctrine you'll always have a job until you have exhausted everything which in some field wont happen for a long time.
Some pay good money
so in retrospect i shouldve gained a skill,
saying all of this in house is no better here are the main upsides and they are slight
slight amount of respect and commrodery which means nothing in a job your there to collect a paycheck
promotion based on who you kno
slight pay increase
slight job security
oh almost forgot bene's which for some companies its just not worth it. And the unions rip you off and work for themselves and management just like HR in a non union company
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