who would they be? need some advice as i dont want to get shafted, thanks
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gimme,
just use the scattergun approach, and expect absolutely nothing from any of them.
My advice? Keep on good terms with everyone you work with, never p1ss anyone off, always leave on good terms, keep in touch with old colleagues.......
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