Originally posted by willendure
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Originally posted by eek View Post
They make things complex because that allows them to extract money from it..Comment
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Originally posted by willendure View Post
In my experience, Indians have a natural aptitude for making things complicated when they should be simple. Seems like a cultural trait.Comment
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For those who believe in such things, there are apparently no cranes up in the City of London at the moment for the first time in years. Apparently some take this as a sign the economy isn't doing well (although I am sure WFH is a factor now as well).Comment
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Originally posted by SussexSeagull View PostFor those who believe in such things, there are apparently no cranes up in the City of London at the moment for the first time in years. Apparently some take this as a sign the economy isn't doing well (although I am sure WFH is a factor now as well).
QT, interest rate inversion, banks stop lending. This time isn't different.Comment
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Got put forward for an Inside IR35 contract and couldn't even get an interview.
My 100% record of avoiding going inside IR35 continues. Although that is an extremely minor consolation at the moment.Comment
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Originally posted by SussexSeagull View Post
I tend to find the better Indian IT workers have gone out on their own and become contractors or got permanent jobs while the more robotic ones remain with the consultancies. In that respect they aren't much different to anyone else in the industry.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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It does seem to be getting worse rather than better. Usually at this time it's difficult to get a contract in a good market. Please feck off 2024Comment
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Originally posted by SchumiStars View Post[...]Please feck off 2024
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