Unilever

[steve80]

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[northernladuk]

It's a global company with 100's of offices and each could have a multitude of different departments all with different work styles etc so your question can't be answered. Someone could tell you what it's like in the office at Ewole but that is no good to you if you are in the offices at Trafford Park.

Not a very good question really.

[quackhandle]

Someone could tell you what it's like in the office at Ewole

Being kicked out in Sept. Flintshire Council moving back in. Or so I have heard on the gv.

qh

[steve80]

Unilever

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[northernladuk]

Port Sunlight in particular

Ahhh... In that case I have no idea. HTH

[steve80]

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Ahhh... In that case I have no idea. HTH

As always, another helpful answer. Useless !!!! LOL

[kal]

As always, another helpful answer. Useless !!!! LOL

[GillsMan]

Not a very good question really.

That's not particularly helpful; could you start grading OP questions, perhaps using a likert scale, or even a 1-10 grading system? "Not very good" could mean anything between 3/10 to 6/10 really.

[northernladuk]

That's not particularly helpful; could you start grading OP questions, perhaps using a likert scale, or even a 1-10 grading system? "Not very good" could mean anything between 3/10 to 6/10 really.

Ah that's a good idea. How about with 10 options numbered from PC to NLUK? If that is the case the original question would be a PC+1 (or an NLUK-8 if your cup is half empty)

[Batcher]

Twice chased contracts in the past with them but didn't even get an interview. Then someone I had worked with, with less experience and needing a lot of hand-holding got the gig. It could be down to the agents of course but I've a feeling cheapness was at the root of their decision.