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True. After 3 months in bench (BigData, AWS) I am now considering a role in Brussels. At least for a short term. Role in hand already. Not sure if it is wise to go and work there! -
Exactly the same here.Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostGone quiet again this week, and all my leads from last week have dried up
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As long as you don't mind being the butt of office jokes about BrexitOriginally posted by BigDataPro View PostTrue. After 3 months in bench (BigData, AWS) I am now considering a role in Brussels. At least for a short term. Role in hand already. Not sure if it is wise to go and work there!
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I have had a few calls today however they only 1 is London based.
I have had calls for Germany, Holland and Czech Republic. The agents are telling me that they are targeting the UK contractors. They are lacking the skill set in Europe and they know our market is dead. If you don't have commitments (Or fancy getting away from those commitments) and you want an adventure then it could be a nice experience.Comment
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And the rate for this gigs is??Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostI have had a few calls today however they only 1 is London based.
I have had calls for Germany, Holland and Czech Republic. The agents are telling me that they are targeting the UK contractors. They are lacking the skill set in Europe and they know our market is dead. If you don't have commitments (Or fancy getting away from those commitments) and you want an adventure then it could be a nice experience.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I've had the odd one in other parts of Europe too but I'm finding the rates are a good £100 a day less than what I'd get here. When you take into account all the faff of registering for tax abroad too it's more hassle than its worth. For me anyway.Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostI have had a few calls today however they only 1 is London based.
I have had calls for Germany, Holland and Czech Republic. The agents are telling me that they are targeting the UK contractors. They are lacking the skill set in Europe and they know our market is dead. If you don't have commitments (Or fancy getting away from those commitments) and you want an adventure then it could be a nice experience.
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yes its looking very bleak indeed.
tuesday is normally the day were you get loads of calls
ive had 3 calls so far this week and all before 9am. one was one of those weird indian agencies who never seem to offer more than 400
the other two didnt even have jobs were information gathering for a job that is to be relased "soon" and he started off the conversation as we have lots on
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guys you're really scaring me. I'm about to leave a contract that will take me until Xmas for a shorter contract (2 months) that pays less because I like the company more (ex client)
Sep is the time that from memory should be on fire gig-wise....
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600-700 euros pd all in.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAnd the rate for this gigs is??
locations: belgium, sweden and netherlands.Comment
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Czech - 475 Euros (Can't use LTD as the Czechs dont like it but some excellent tax rates and super cheap to stay in Prague)Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAnd the rate for this gigs is??
Netherlands - 550 Euros (Use of Brolly company)
Germany - 500 EurosComment
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