But This is a "Permanent" Position.
Q: But this is a "permanent" position.
A: In today's economy nothing is permanent, except change. In today's economy, reorganizations and layoffs are so common that they're not even in the news anymore. "Permanent" jobs, especially "permanent" jobs in software engineering, are either being eliminated or sent to India, China, or Russia where wages and salaries are lower.
Of course, there are exceptions and sometimes you see a few "permanent" jobs that have lasted longer than two years, but they're not the rule, only a few exceptions to the rule. "Permanent", "direct", "contract-to-direct" and "full time" are becoming euphenisms for a 2+ year contracts at low rates. And these low rates get even lower if we take into account a "negative benefits" like ZERO per diem money and ZERO overtime money. (9/10-C1)
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