Originally posted by ladymuck
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWow, you need 20 years experience over three very different sectors all for £550, inside?? What is the world coming to?
Problem is £550 inside is still a £150,000 or so yearly cost so I can see why they think it's a great deal..merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by Fraidycat View Post
And this is the country Sunak wanted to do a trade-for-visas deal with! Thank **** that never came to pass.Comment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Cheapstakes will always be cheapstakes and see what they can get away with.
Problem is £550 inside is still a £150,000 or so yearly cost so I can see why they think it's a great deal..
it's still well over 100k, and miles over what most people can dream of, I feel like everyone here lives in Mayfair, drives a Bugatti and has 15 high maintenance wenchesLast edited by hungry_hog; 12 July 2024, 09:18.Comment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostWow, you need 20 years experience over three very different sectors all for £550, inside?? What is the world coming to?
I can only imagine that the recruiter just wants to throttle the number of applications they get. Either that, or they’ve vastly oversold themselves to the client!Comment
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Highest rate I ever had was 550, normal is 400-430, in this market I would go lower. Always outside. I'm a developer/architect/anytitleyoulike although I very experienced, yet since nobody can even remotely measure or identify good developers it is difficult to stand out.
No bugatti or haremComment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Cheapstakes will always be cheapstakes and see what they can get away with.
Problem is £550 inside is still a £150,000 or so yearly cost so I can see why they think it's a great deal..Comment
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Another week and I could say another week to being no nearer to getting a contract but as the last couple of contracts I got came out of the blue I am not sure you can say that anymore.Comment
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A week after the election and zero bounce on Jobserve.
When interest rates were near zero 3 years ago, I though 5%+ interest rates would kill the economy in general.
The only thing that seems to have been killed are large chunks of the IT jobs market.
Which other job markets (i mean outside of IT) are having a equally bad or worse time than us?Comment
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Market not looking great for UX/UI Design roles so it's a good thing my contract has been extended until the end of the year.Comment
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