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    #11
    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Does your rate +150 put it above market rate?
    It puts me at the top end of the market rate, range.

    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    I can't believe you were happy with a gig at £150 below market rate.
    I can't believe you thought the market rate was just one rate, not a range. This was my first contract and like I said I was happy with my rate. But that doesn't stop me having the balls to try and get more.

    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    And you would walk from a gig that you were happy with
    I said I was happy with the rate. That doesn't mean everything in the gig was perfect. In fact If I end up working out of IT for 20k but I job I love, I'll be fine with that. Until then I'm going to try and get as much money as I can.

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      #12
      Originally posted by Angrybunny View Post
      I've offered my services at the old day rate + 150.

      If they don't like it fine, I'll get another contract. Live life with no regrets !!
      Well done mate. You described a very similar situation to mine within an ibank, and I secured a 25% raise which I kept on a long contract.

      If the consultancy have high profit margins and you are the man they want then why not hammer away at that? People here are too passive.

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