Originally posted by cojak
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Glorified admin person.Originally posted by eek View PostYep, its what current clientco has graduates doing.Comment
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Oracle used to do it all the time, and charge the client £650 a day for the privilege.Originally posted by eek View PostYep, its what current clientco has graduates doing.Comment
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Only £650 reckon it's probably more here but I'm not in a position to find outOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostOracle used to do it all the time, and charge the client £650 a day for the privilege.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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A fairly predictable response I suppose
Agreed, the rate isn't fantastic but as has been mentioned, I'm not looking for a Prince 2 PM with 10 years of experience. I'm looking for someone that has some experience of handling projects (existing and new) and can keep things on track. It would be mostly admin work, presenting on a monthly basis and chasing up outstanding tasks internally and externally.
I would think it would suit someone on the bench, or looking for steady income for the next few months. The days and hours are flexible to suit, we just have lots of projects on the go at the moment and would like someone to pull them all together and make sure nothing gets missed.
Current Projects include:
New food and beverage system for a restaurant.
Migration of support and development from existing developer to newco.
Infrastructure refresh - replacement of server / end user eqpt, network redesign.
Just to clarify again, there is no need for technical involvement in the above projects, we have the teams on board to do the work.
Any further info needed, send me a PM
Edited to add: I'm not a recruiter btw, there are no agencies involved - I'm the IT manager so you'll be working closely with me and the finance director.Last edited by SlimRick; 24 September 2014, 17:30.Comment
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Apologies. I've never heard of a PC, the role just sounded a bit PM-y.Originally posted by cojak View PostA Project Coordinator isn't the same as a PM.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Actually looks like a good rate.
I'm checking jobserve now and there are project coordinator ads in london for £150-200 per dayComment
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I'll edit my post thenOriginally posted by MattZani View PostActually looks like a good rate.
I'm checking jobserve now and there are project coordinator ads in london for £150-200 per day
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Thought that the wife would be interested as she's in that area (work and geographical) so I've passed the details on to her. You never know she may actually reply."Israel, Palestine, Cats." He Said
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At slimrick remove your email address immediately and get people to PM you.
These threads are available via google so you will be spammed."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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