Agencies/clients seem more concerned about travel distance than ever before?

[northernladuk]

In what demographic is arriving late connected with having wet the bed? Or did you used to be a bedwetting noob?

Erm.. you misread my post I think.

[DirtyDog]

Good idea. Trouble is as soon as we get to phone interview stage they know as soon as I start to speak where I'm from butti.

Get some elocution lessons, then.

My accent varies depending on who I am talking to, where they are from, where in the country we are at the moment, even where are we talking about. Overall, I'd suggest that it's reasonably neutral. In the days when I drank alcohol, the more I drunk, the further north my accent got.

[psychocandy]

Get some elocution lessons, then.

My accent varies depending on who I am talking to, where they are from, where in the country we are at the moment, even where are we talking about. Overall, I'd suggest that it's reasonably neutral. In the days when I drank alcohol, the more I drunk, the further north my accent got.

LOL. Hang on now I dont want to sound English! :-)

When I'm back in my home town all my mates think I'm a right stuck up posh twat. To be fair, haven't lived there for 25 years, went to college in England, lived in England for bit, do contracts in England etc so I guess my accent has gone a bit.

Then again saying that you can guarantee whenever I go to new client they're convinced I've got the strongest welsh accent they've ever heard. And yes the sheep jokes.

[DirtyDog]

LOL. Hang on now I dont want to sound English! :-)

Good point. Nothing is going to get rid of the Welsh accent.

Sorry