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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostDarren will do it in Newbury if the parking works out.Comment
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View Post
Makes me want to jack this lark in and become a plumber or sparky.
qh will make brewsHe had a negative bluety on a quackhandle and was quadraspazzed on a lifeglug.
I look forward to your all knowing and likely sarcastic and unhelpful reply.
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Anybody got any new contracts or perm job, guys?
Personally, I have had zero contacts from pimps for the past 2 weeks.
Had applied for quite a few roles.Comment
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Originally posted by CosmicWave View PostAnybody got any new contracts or perm job, guys?
Personally, I have had zero contacts from pimps for the past 2 weeks.
Had applied for quite a few roles.
2 weeks indeed
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I was reluctant to accept a crappy perm offer that I received a couple weeks ago. But as each day goes by and the economic reality gets clearer, the crappy offer is looking like a great deal in the current climate. Although I still haven't received the contract...big red flagLast edited by sira; 14 September 2020, 08:20.Comment
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Originally posted by sira View PostI was reluctant to accept a crappy perm offer that I received a couple weeks ago. But as each day goes by, the crappy offer is looking like a great deal in the current climate. Although I still haven't received the contract...big red flag
1) Where in the country you are
2) Industry
3) Approx day rate before covid
4) Approx salary now being put forward
That way with numbers people can get a good feel for what the new normal looks like
Of course round the numbers so that they cannot be traced to you and just specify london manchester birmingham scotland etcComment
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Originally posted by LondonPM1 View PostIt would be really helpful to get an understanding of:
1) Where in the country you are
2) Industry
3) Approx day rate before covid
4) Approx salary now being put forward
That way with numbers people can get a good feel for what the new normal looks like
Of course round the numbers so that they cannot be traced to you and just specify london manchester birmingham scotland etc
2) IT Consulting
3) £800
4) You'll be lucky to get £70k perm (was until recently £120k or so).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by LondonPM1 View PostIt would be really helpful to get an understanding of:
1) Where in the country you are
2) Industry
3) Approx day rate before covid
4) Approx salary now being put forward
That way with numbers people can get a good feel for what the new normal looks like
Of course round the numbers so that they cannot be traced to you and just specify london manchester birmingham scotland etcComment
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