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Imagine that --- an ethical recruiter. Jokes aside, don't leave a permanent job for a temporary job ever. Your firm experience is perceived to be much more valuable than any temp in-house gig can be.
Stay away from contract work unless they give you something in writing that it will go perm. A lot of times, you get on a temp position and as the work slows down they let you go.
Do you all still feel that way even though I’m considering quitting without another role anyway? My mental health is trash and gearing up toward quitting by May if nothing comes to fruition before that.
If you have enough financial cushion to buy you some time to rest and apply to jobs later, resignation isn’t all that bad. But be realistic about your target firms or companies and how your marketability can be affected. 3 months or so of break won’t affect you much, in general. Good brand names and experience can get you a decent job.
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I would try and find out if this is a temp role for a specific project/ to cover someone’s leave. Or if this is a temp role because they really need to expand the legal team and haven’t gotten a full time hire approved yet. If they really want someone full time eventually it could be a great opportunity for you to really impress the legal team and the business enough that they find a permanent role for you. If it’s a specific project or leave coverage I’d stay away.
I wouldn’t leave a full time position for a temp in-house. Way too risky. After you do your part and things slow down — they could easily clean house of temps.
Have you considered talking to your current firm? Would they agree to a sabbatical or some other arrangement?
I have not but I am just shy of a year and unlikely something they will consider unless legally obligated like an fmla leave which I don’t qualify for.
Don’t go temp if you have a permanent position. You may also not have as much balance as you think. My wife and I are both in-house and work more than ever before.
Your firm may have some opportunities to do a secondment, and that is often a good way to both “try before you buy” and get your foot in the door at a company, without the risk of being unemployed at the end of the arrangement, or having any stigma attached to it.