u/Andrew-Gene

Is it worth leaving my finance job to go into gov contracting?

I applied for a job that ended up being a government contracting job. Now I am being told it is a 5 year contract and the salary is about 30k above my current salary. However, I am hearing horror stories about contracts ending early. I believe it’s a W2, as benefits are being offered. I already have great insurance through the military.

I would like to transfer to a more secure GS position afterwards, but was recommended it be a good foot in the door to do contracting.

Not sure if anyone else has any experience with this themselves and can offer some guidance.

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u/Andrew-Gene — 6 days ago

Is it worth it to switch to a government contracting job from my current finance job?

I applied for a job that ended up being a government contracting job. Now I am being told it is a 5 year contract and the salary is about 30k above my current salary. However, I am hearing horror stories about contracts ending early. I believe it’s a W2, as benefits are being offered. I already have great insurance through military.

Not sure if anyone else has any experience with this themselves and can offer some guidance.

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u/Andrew-Gene — 6 days ago

Got an Article 15 with UIF. Tried my best to fight it and lost in every way. Nothing I can do now but move forward.

The reason I am on here is just to find out whats next.

  1. Am I likely to be able to reenlist in December? This is my first blemish on my contract.

  2. It happened on a deployment. My CC back home favors me, so I am wondering if clemency can be granted in 3-4 months after I bounce back from this. Not sure if it has to be originating authority.

  3. Any advice in how to minimize damage at this point. I was on track to complete my bach with a 4.0 and try to commission. Maybe I can still when I finish my Master’s?

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u/Andrew-Gene — 18 days ago