Why you should take up a contract role

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Have you ever considered taking up a contract or project-based role? The duration for such roles may range from a few months to over a year but they offer some excellent benefits that can boost your career! Watch this Hot Tip video as Jenny Yuen, our Consultant from the Contracting team, shares how you can grow your career by opting for a contract role.

Get in touch with Jenny here: https://www.ambition.com.hk/consultants/jenny-yuen

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