State of the Market

[SchumiStars]

I agree with your main point about people showing off. However, I think your sums are a bit wrong here.

£1,400/day x 365 days/year = £511,000/year
However, most people aren't going to work 7 days a week.

£1,400/day x 220 days/year = £308,000/year
That's probably a more realistic starting point, then you'd have to deduct the company's running costs before anything can be taken as salary/dividends.

Outside rates also mean + vat. Anyone with a PA is not on this bulletin board I would imagine.

[SchumiStars]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1e4lyz77jqo

Well that's encouraging, that is if they do build it. I do.feel.thag WFH, is one of main contributors to the downturn.

[unixman]

Advert: "...must be eligible for SC clearance..."

Agent: "sorry I won't forward your CV because you don't have existing SC clearance"

Me: "but your ad says "must be eligible for clearance", not "must have"...

Agent: "yes, we have to word it like that"


Harrumph. Where is the emoji for that angry little red fella...

[oliverson]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1e4lyz77jqo

Well that's encouraging, that is if they do build it. I do.feel.thag WFH, is one of main contributors to the downturn.

I do miss some aspects of no longer working down there.

[sadkingbilly]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1e4lyz77jqo

Well that's encouraging, that is if they do build it. I do.feel.thag WFH, is one of main contributors to the downturn.

I'm 100% WFH, and have been for over 10 years (well before it got popular with unprofessional shirkers and the like).
no downturn here i'm happy to say.