The rewards of interim careers in social housing
One of the major selling points of interim roles is that they can serve as a launchpad for futhering your career. A successful interim stint can open up many avenues, not least further assignments or, as is often the case, leads to something more permanent.
“You will have greater access to training and development as well as the added protection during sickness, holidays or prolonged leave,” states Matt Lewis, Business Director for Hays Social Housing.
Key benefits of forging an interim career include increased financial rewards, the flexibility to decide when you want to work and possibly the most important factor of all: a work-life balance to suit individual circumstances and commitments.
Assessing the pros and cons of interim jobs
Working as a career interim is not for everyone and is a decision that must not be taken lightly. Despite all the benefits, job security is reduced and there can periods of unemployment. Will your finances see you through lean times?
Once you’ve weighed it all up, you’ll be in a better position to make the right decision. Interims often never look back and their career in social housing flourishes.
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