Job of the day - Refreshingly honest....

[northernladuk]

Who says all agents are liars? This will sort the men from the boys. Bedwetters and flouncers need not apply.

Service Delivery/Operational Manager

This is an initial 3 Month Contract based in Manchester City Centre .. likely to be extended.

This isn't your typical Service Delivery role - the existing team is lacking maturity in ITIL, so I need somebody who has the experience in supporting teams, as well as challenging them. You will be managing 51 people, & you'll be expected to work out current process', as well as fire fighting, a lot ! I need someone who has an extremely strong background in Operations, & Major incidents.

I'm not going to Gloss this up, because this is a difficult role, in a complex environment. If you get up in a morning & look forward to challenging days, & you possess the skills required here, then please forward your CV for immediate consideration.

Location Manchester, UK
Rate Market rates

[TykeMerc]

Honest and interesting, better than all the typical cookie cutter roles.

Now if the "market rate" is derived from the market for people capable of sorting out what sounds like a bit of a mess, they may just get someone capable of doing the job.

[FatLazyContractor]

Who says all agents are liars? This will sort the men from the boys. Bedwetters and flouncers need not apply.

That is the new tactic by agents/agencies to 'look straight'.

Nothing new

[OwlHoot]

That is the new tactic by agents/agencies to 'look straight'.

Nothing new

So it might be a double bluff to fox easily bored contractors - Users meek as lambs, and organised, competent permies, so the role is actually a pushover

[MrMarkyMark]

Just waiting for someone to come on here talking about a disastrous gig in Manchester, they are bailing from, poor management, unpaid late nights, bombed out with offshore, project taking a nose dive etc. etc.

[MicrosoftBob]

Just waiting for suity to come on here talking about a disastrous gig in Manchester, they are bailing from, poor management, unpaid late nights, bombed out with offshore, project taking a nose dive etc. etc.

FTFY

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

[unixman]

We all like a meaty challenge but that just sounds like a pain in the chest. Especially the bit about managing 51 folks while "firefighting".

[d000hg]

Sounds awful, but I'm sure to some people creating an efficient team from a mismatched bunch of individuals is what they thrive on.

[LondonManc]

Who says all agents are liars? This will sort the men from the boys. Bedwetters and flouncers need not apply.

Market rate for a hospital pass of a project?