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You should definitely apply! We’ve hired former OC before.
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Definitely apply! Every employer should understand to use discretion when looking at ANY candidates who are currently employed. It’s normal.
You may also want to explore a secondment through your firm.
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If you see we posted for a full time hire and you are using that as an opportunity to pitch your services at a higher cost then we would pay that person my company would likely reconsider how much business we give you. Secondments can be great particularly when we have a long term leave or a short term need. But when we’ve decided to hire full time it’s a bad look to use that to pitch your services at a higher cost. If your offering a huge discount we may consider it but it still a downside because we don’t get the company institutional memory or relationship building long term
How big is your firm and the client ?
I think you should apply but first make sure there wouldn’t be any conflicts you can’t get past. For example, I work in government so I have to get approval to take a job that has certain dealings with my current employer.