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.NET developer - first contract in UK
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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.Originally posted by ekimpl View PostWell, 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."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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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 lotOriginally posted by ekimpl View PostOk, thank you.Comment
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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.Comment
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