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How much do the 10 hottest IT skills pay?
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Originally posted by Bacchus View PostUnless you order it by day rate in which case you are #1 from the bottom...
Yes, you're quite right
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I know, I just like to boast now and then.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostThat's why it says average, it will also mean that some people are on less than that

Although, I would be surprised if the rates I was on were that much above average considering it seemed to be the low end of the London offerings. The other gig I nearly got (got as far as the verbal offer) was £650 a day, although that seemed to be the top end of what I could realistically go for with my background at the time.Comment
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Twice Suitys rate. Impressive.Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostDo you know anything about construction in Dubai ?
They are cheap labour from India/Pakistan/Bangladesh/Sri Lanka who get less than £20 a day
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Glorified File Clerks
Well not bad for what are in essence Glorified File Clerks or as Fleet would describe "Hookers with Keyboards" As for moi - I don't care as I have transcended that horrid business of "work" - are you happy at your "work" ?Comment
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Not so happy with my workOriginally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostWell not bad for what are in essence Glorified File Clerks or as Fleet would describe "Hookers with Keyboards" As for moi - I don't care as I have transcended that horrid business of "work" - are you happy at your "work" ?
but very happy with the loot
Not so happy with where the loot goes
but very happy with the beer and pub lunches the loot buys
Not so happy with the beer belly
but very happy with being well(\__/)
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("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to WorkComment
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Doubt a boiler engineer (nevermind a bricklayer) takes considerably more effort. They're just very scarce.Originally posted by DaveB View PostBut require considerably less effort.
There are also a few roles missing off that list that pay more. Most of them involve the word Architect.Comment
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