Just to get things in perspective, the in this market the contractor is the weakest in the power stakes. If an end client writes a letter of complaint the agency will sit up and take notice, however a contractor's letter of complaint is about as relevant as a single letter of complaint to say...British Airways or British Telecom; i.e., the agency won't care. I mean they'll read it and then think "ah he means no".
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Do BA or BT write complaint letters about their customers then?Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostJust to get things in perspective, the in this market the contractor is the weakest in the power stakes. If an end client writes a letter of complaint the agency will sit up and take notice, however a contractor's letter of complaint is about as relevant as a single letter of complaint to say...British Airways or British Telecom; i.e., the agency won't care. I mean they'll read it and then think "ah he means no".Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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They certainly do DA.
Just try not paying a bill, or getting drunk and swearing at the Stewardesses
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fair comment. They are miserable people air stewardesses.
The answer has to be go direct or buy your own aircraftLet us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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DA, you must be getting a fair cut for thatOriginally posted by DodgyAgent View Postfair comment. They are miserable people air stewardesses.
The answer has to be go direct or buy your own aircraft
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well I think it's fairOriginally posted by BA to the Stars View PostDA, you must be getting a fair cut for that
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Wow the debate continues.
OK - here's my view
Thanks for the support from the majority of people - I would suspect that it's only in rare circumstances that we find ourselves in a position to stand up to Agents when a Gig's on the line.
It's apparent that Agents make a living playing this game where we make a living providing something a little more tangible to the Clients.
Dutch the A. towould be yes - Newbury HQOut of curiosity was the job with a well known mobile provider beginning with a V?
Maybe the 2 Years references was a Client requirement - why on earth did they not tell me this on the email after I had previously refused on the phone ?
DodgyAgent - lolI don't think a post enquiring if I did the right thing could be viewed as an Ego trip unless the viewer was somewhat biased.Having satisfied your ego and then come on to this board to boast about it, may I be so bold as to ask Did you get the job?
And for your Info I start a 6mth Gig closer to home nxt week.
& bye the way DAof course you would think it's fair.well I think it's fair :-)
but as both we & you already know, many agents take up to a THIRD of someones daily salary.
And once we've started a Gig you folks really start to work hard - lol - you are always obligingly efficient - by your abscence.
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Dodgy was just being a bit sensitive...
Doesn't hurt to stick it to an agent now and again...95% of them are pr1cks...Comment
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