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This is NOT a criticism of the job posting; this line simply made me
wonder...
> Contracting positions can be long term. I've been here 8 years and
> there are others who have been here longer!
To anybody who's in a similar situation: How does a long-term contract
like this work? Do contractors get benefits? Are you self-employed or do
you work for an agency? Do you work onsite? Any problems with the IRS?
What's in it for you?
