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Does it exist a black list for IT contractors?
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They would never tell anyone but the common most obvious factors would be leaving a contract early, not performing as expected or below professional expectations, not honourng notice periods etc etc. -
People think 'black lists' dont exist?
OK, try telling Rullion Manchester you will be opting 'in' when they contact you about a role. Then see if you're put forward.
Have a successful interview with LBG then turn down their kind offer. See how long it takes before you get another interview with them.
Officially no blacklist but almost certainly a 'decision' not to take you.I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!
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LBG & the agencies they insist on using those words send shivers down my spine not for any good reasons eitherOriginally posted by BolshieBastard View PostPeople think 'black lists' dont exist?
OK, try telling Rullion Manchester you will be opting 'in' when they contact you about a role. Then see if you're put forward.
Have a successful interview with LBG then turn down their kind offer. See how long it takes before you get another interview with them.
Officially no blacklist but almost certainly a 'decision' not to take you.
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I meant the sockie you replied to had clearly read it, NOTOriginally posted by cojak View PostI have clearly read the thread, and I stand by my comments. There is no proof that all of the jobs on Jobserve are real jobs. Many are there just to harvest CVs and references.Comment
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Oh, right you are...Originally posted by Boney M View PostI meant the sockie you replied to had clearly read it, NOT"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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if there is a black list then what is it based on ?
is it on mobile number, email or name.
any idea?Comment
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CUK post count.Originally posted by Andy2 View Postif there is a black list then what is it based on?nomadd liked this postComment
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(I thought it was based on reviving posts that have been asleep for a year...)Originally posted by nomadd View PostCUK post count.
Of course there's a blacklist, but it's written in a black font on a black background and kept on the dark web, so even if you find it you'll still be in the dark...
For anyone who's worried that they might be on it, there's a copy on the wider world web:-
http://www.contractors.htm/blacklistComment
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Which is quickly reversed when there's work going that you're a perfect fit for and you're the only one available. Hence: no blacklist.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View Post...
Officially no blacklist but almost certainly a 'decision' not to take you.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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I have my own black list of people who I've worked with whose ability I do not rate.
In my area reputation is very important as it’s quite a niche area.
I regularly get calls from ex colleagues when they’re interviewing to ask about potential candidates and If I think they are crap, I will say so.I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
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