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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
I'm from Yorkshire. English isn't my strong point either.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Lance View Post
knewLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
I kind of new there would be cases like this. I've also come across them as well. I think my comment was more a wish than a statement I thinkLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by zonkkk View Post
You might be surprised... QA software manager (permie) at my current client (multinational corporation) has at least 2 mistakes in every sentence. Makes me cringe, and I am not a native English speaker either.
This is no joke! In addition to that he is completely useless! But has an MBA from a UK university... possibly the worst recruiting mistake in the history of that company!
Oh and he uses ''the" in front of everyone's name when he talks about them...Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Nancy Little View PostYes, my agency recommend three Umbrella companies to me, but my client said I need to investigate the Umbrella company myself if I wish to switch agency. That confused me. If I hire a umbrella company, my agency will stop working for me. And my new situation is Client-- umbrella--me?
When you say the agency take 10%, do they then loan you the money as a tax avoidance vehicle? That's the only situation I'm aware of where 10% is taken from your day rate before you getting it.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Of course your client can't recommend an umbrella but you already said your agent can.
I can't help. Your English is so bad your post makes no sense. I am starting to think sockie. No one can work for a client with that level of English even if you are a coder.
This is no joke! In addition to that he is completely useless! But has an MBA from a UK university... possibly the worst recruiting mistake in the history of that company!
Oh and he uses ''the" in front of everyone's name when he talks about them...Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Nancy Little View PostYes, my agency recommend three Umbrella companies to me, but my client said I need to investigate the Umbrella company myself if I wish to switch agency. That confused me. If I hire a umbrella company, my agency will stop working for me. And my new situation is Client-- umbrella--me?Leave a comment:
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Yes, my agency recommend three Umbrella companies to me, but my client said I need to investigate the Umbrella company myself if I wish to switch agency. That confused me. If I hire a umbrella company, my agency will stop working for me. And my new situation is Client-- umbrella--me?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Of course your client can't recommend an umbrella but you already said your agent can.
I can't help. Your English is so bad your post makes no sense. I am starting to think sockie. No one can work for a client with that level of English even if you are a coder.Leave a comment:
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