Has anyone gotten a gig recently through Parity Resources. Are they any good??
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Originally posted by PicoloHas anyone gotten a gig recently through Parity Resources. Are they any good??
they are as good as their worst employee. Their business has struggled from the halcyon days of when they were trident, they are a very "run of the mill" company that just keeps going. Bit like Lorien.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone -
in 1997!
The Bristol office was OK. The Birmingham office was pants.
But almost certainly nobody from 1997 is still there (if these offices even still exist)
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I agree they are plodders, but at least they don't bombard you with hard sell like some of the agencies out there, mentioning no names 'Computer Mucous Pollutions, Regressive, Partway'Originally posted by DodgyAgentthey are as good as their worst employee. Their business has struggled from the halcyon days of when they were trident, they are a very "run of the mill" company that just keeps going. Bit like Lorien.
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