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.NET developer - first contract in UK

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    #11
    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    If you are going to contract you need to know what you are doing and manage yourself. So, tell me, why do you think a LTD that's never traded and has nothing to offer is useful on your CV? If you were a hiring manager what value wouldn't you gain from seeing this information?
    Well, I thought that if someone sees that I already have a company registered in UK, then it will look more professional and it will be easier to find something.

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      #12
      Originally posted by ekimpl View Post
      Well, I thought that if someone sees that I already have a company registered in UK, then it will look more professional and it will be easier to find something.
      Makes no difference as they don't look until you have the contract.
      "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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        #13
        Ok, thank you.

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          #14
          Originally posted by ekimpl View Post
          Ok, thank you.
          you need to excel on interviews everytime - takes practice as they have different expectations than in poland. i worked here 3 years on perm before considering contracting - excellent english, 'vast' all round experience mattered a lot

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            #15
            If I were you, I would come to UK, take up a permanent position and start looking for a contract gradually. Helps you understand the intricacies.

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