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In what way does the inability to negotiate constitute "new information"?Originally posted by julshk73 View PostIs it bad form to go back with an acceptance after turning down a rate? Really wanted the role but the week long negotiations were a royal pain.Comment
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Not the same at all - there was new info. God this site is not helpful full of assumptive asshats.Comment
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Typical Bob trick, doesn't like answer, delete the original post, despite Stevie Boy Wonder quoting it who by now will have a request from the OP to delete it, how pathetic...Originally posted by julshk73 View PostFoo
Here it is, I won't delete it.
Is it bad form to go back with an acceptance after turning down a rate? Really wanted the role but the week long negotiations were a royal pain. Have since (Friday)found gumtree and a way to provide services for the offered rate (75 less than asked, 10 less than final offer).Comment
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Maybe it is.Originally posted by julshk73 View PostNot the same at all - there was new info. God this site is not helpful full of assumptive asshats.
Or maybe people would find it easier to answer questions if they didn't read as if they'd been run through Google translate for twenty different languages before settling on an English translation.
Just a hunch.Comment
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There are a couple of British posters who do that all the time.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyUs asshats are the people you will be working with. Just so you know my request was genuine. Posting a load of free form drivel, then backing it up with insults is not really impressing anyone on this board.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Unfortunately the British posters don't flounce regardless of the hints we throw at themOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyWell this bob has done his three posts and flounced.Last edited by eek; 26 August 2014, 07:50.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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