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Originally posted by DeludedAussie View PostI know with certainty that bank did not change the rate but these guys were trying to cream the rate
If you have a direct client contact you might consider contacting them to extend your regrets and that you couldn't agree terms with the agent, as they had changed the agreement by £x. I couldn't condone this of course, as I'm sure it is a breach of confidentiality ...
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostYou go for the interview based on the rate the agent offered. If 'the client won't pay that' tell 'em to feck off. Their financial arrangement with the client is not your problem.
If you have a direct client contact you might consider contacting them to extend your regrets and that you couldn't agree terms with the agent, as they had changed the agreement by £x. I couldn't condone this of course, as I'm sure it is a breach of confidentiality ...
Problem is if you are wrong you look like a bit of a tit.
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What Zippy Said....Find a contact within the company and let it slip what happened...I've done it before with an agency messing around, spoke to hiring manager, he knew what goes on and told them to sort it out pronto. They broke any misgivings about professional conduct by messing about with the rate. Hate to say it...but the others are right, don't whinge, do something about it, hope it works out.Comment
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Agreed, contact client, say you enjoyed meeting, looked like a good project etc. bit dissapointed about the rate being cut.Comment
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Westbourne partners
If you try to find a job with this company consider tiwice.They offered me pay my travel and accomondation expenses for the interview but they didnt even pay me travel expenses and never reply my mail any more.I was lucky because i didnt take an accomondation
If you are offered same things,get expenses in advance.Comment
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