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What happened to the higher rate she thought she could get? Did she get it and is keeping it for herself? -
She did try allegedly. I went out for a beer with the development manager, he was a curious as me to find out the markup, he "accidently" let slip what he was paying the agency and we calculated the agent was taking a fraction under 15%Originally posted by escapeUK View PostWhat happened to the higher rate she thought she could get? Did she get it and is keeping it for herself?Comment
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No, no, no... You are getting a fraction under 87%.Originally posted by Ketchup View PostShe did try allegedly. I went out for a beer with the development manager, he was a curious as me to find out the markup, he "accidently" let slip what he was paying the agency and we calculated the agent was taking a fraction under 15%
Blog? What blog...?
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Everyone else here has pretty well summed up what I would have said, but I'd like to emphasize the value of extensions on your CV. All my contracts have been extended not only because I am totally b-awesome
but because they have typically initially been for only 3-6 months but that has mostly been a 'trial' period. The real project has gone on much longer. I think the one-pager on your CV of recent experience with say your last 3-4 roles on it and every one of them has an extension looks pretty compelling. I always take the extension, and then look for another role...
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