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Appreciative rather than supportive. It's a sales job and you need an aptitude for it.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist -
Yes these are all valid points that would need to be worked through and none insurmountable (imho) if handled in the right way. Was interested to see thoughts across the forum and no doubt further points to be made.______________________
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There was a very long thread on this recently where someone thought it was a doddle. Didn't look so good once we'd finishedOriginally posted by kaiser78 View PostYes these are all valid points that would need to be worked through and none insurmountable (imho) if handled in the right way. Was interested to see thoughts across the forum and no doubt further points to be made.
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A doddle it isn't, as shown in that thread we just see the tip of the iceberg, but that's like most things isn't it?, just take a look what BAs have to doOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostThere was a very long thread on this recently where someone thought it was a doddle. Didn't look so good once we'd finished
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Originally posted by gables View PostA doddle it isn't, as shown in that thread we just see the tip of the iceberg, but that's like most things isn't it?, just take a look what BAs have to do


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Not supportive - realistic.Originally posted by Lance View Postthis thread is in danger of being supportive of agents and the hard work they put it to find us roles
If as a contractor you have these skills then you can start a consultancy and expand it.
Some posters on here have already done so and I've met people in real life who have as well."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Agree completely, my two friends did just that, they weren't your out and out sales guys, but bloody good consultants (very technical to boot) but with business savvy to develop it further - I'm rather jealous of his FerrariOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostNot supportive - realistic.
If as a contractor you have these skills then you can start a consultancy and expand it.
Some posters on here have already done so and I've met people in real life who have as well.
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I am not sure who you are trying to please here. If there is one place where you can get opinions of contractors, it is here. If you weren't expecting replies, you wouldn't have posted this would you?Originally posted by kaiser78 View PostErhum - unlike yourself on this thread ??
For sure, you had a clueless, unsubstantiated ambition with no business plan whatsoever. So you were scared when you realised that someone also had the same idea (there could be many more). Instead of working with them, you panicked.Comment
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