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No idea what that even is =)Originally posted by eddie1507 View PostJump on the BizTalk train with me woop woopComment
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Sign the contract before jumping ship.
Never stop learning technologies.
Avoid technologies that are seen as "easy" or are associated with a low rate.
Ignore anything recruiters tell you. If you think you are objectively decent at C# aim for 400/day in Greater London. 350 in the provinces. Do not believe what recruiters tell you about rates. 400/day is literally peanuts for any company you want to contract for.
First contract makes no difference. You either can or cannot develop C# and work in a team. Permie experience can be no different to contract experience.
On the other hand if you are very junior and have a weak CV then you will have a very weak bargaining position. Adjust accordingly.
If you can honestly develop C# applications, then there is room in the UK contracting market for you.Comment
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Don't know how you can really call that niche & I don't know why anyone thinks they are not technologies oversubscribed with cheap overseas workers like anything else that is open source & easily learned online.Originally posted by diseasex View Postim talking about front end in general - html5 angular css3 bootstrap nodejs etc.....
Note to self: must update CV with "I am having 5 years' AngularJS"Comment
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That goddam internet.Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View Posttechnologies oversubscribed with cheap overseas workers like anything else that is open source & easily learned online.
1990 - not a Bob anywhere in the UK, no outsourcing to Bob land or anywhere else, everyone doing the 'C' thang, buying big thick textbooks.Comment
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I'm seeing plenty JavaScript contracts @400/pd so yeah I guess it IS a nicheOriginally posted by Gumbo Robot View PostDon't know how you can really call that niche & I don't know why anyone thinks they are not technologies oversubscribed with cheap overseas workers like anything else that is open source & easily learned online.
Note to self: must update CV with "I am having 5 years' AngularJS"Comment
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Just got a contract after first interview... they want me on 15th of june. How to sort this out with current employer when im on 1 month notice?Originally posted by diseasex View PostI'm seeing plenty JavaScript contracts @400/pd so yeah I guess it IS a nicheComment
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By begging or really annoying someone....Originally posted by diseasex View PostJust got a contract after first interview... they want me on 15th of june. How to sort this out with current employer when im on 1 month notice?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Crap , that was suppose to be "practice interview" and with lower rate ehhhhOriginally posted by eek View PostBy begging or really annoying someone....
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why is everyone answering?
I'm confused. Why is everyone taking the trouble to answer this guy who is has been rude and discourteous on the board?
"There are two types of people in life: radiators and drains"Comment
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