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Originally posted by stek View PostFTFY....'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostThat sort of statement makes me realise why I come across contractors with no skills these days.
A tech lead contractor on my recent project told me that he'd never used Visio and therefore couldn't do a simple architecture diagram
I told him he had 24hrs to learn !Comment
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Originally posted by silverlight1 View PostOver the past few years I've seen more and more inexperienced contractors. It's very frustrating for the guys who take pride in what they do as a professional contractor and do it well above the standard that the permies do.
A tech lead contractor on my recent project told me that he'd never used Visio and therefore couldn't do a simple architecture diagram
I told him he had 24hrs to learn !Comment
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U think that's bad?
Originally posted by silverlight1 View PostA tech lead contractor on my recent project told me that he'd never used Visio and therefore couldn't do a simple architecture diagram !Comment
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Originally posted by silverlight1 View PostOver the past few years I've seen more and more inexperienced contractors. It's very frustrating for the guys who take pride in what they do as a professional contractor and do it well above the standard that the permies do.
A tech lead contractor on my recent project told me that he'd never used Visio and therefore couldn't do a simple architecture diagram
I told him he had 24hrs to learn !Comment
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Originally posted by heyya99 View PostWith regard to contracting, you come across as obsessively risk averse. The OP wouldn't be posting their thread if they didn't think they could handle contracting. If they're on the fence about jumping, then why not encourage it? It's a risky and tricky business but it's not that difficult. Are you sure you can handle the stress of contracting? You seem to go to great lengths to have every detail analysed and thought through. Contracting isn't rocket science. Let the OP go for it.Comment
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Originally posted by Danglekt View PostCos NUK always tries to put off any new competition.
Most of them.. including the guy you quoted probably don't have much idea of what it is except for sitting at a client desk working.Last edited by northernladuk; 29 December 2015, 11:39.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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