Originally posted by Xenophon
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Carlsberg don't do IT contracts....
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Originally posted by darmstadtFly to Madrid Sunday for a week to install a system, all expenses paid
The week after fly to the UK for a coulpe of days for meetings and a conference, all expenses paid
After that I'm off to Poughkeepsie to IBM for a residency (to write a redbook) for 2 weeks, all expenses paid
Then back to the UK for a week to install another system, all expenses paid
Not too bad methinks
Most of my contracts have been boring and dull, though the current one has more than it's fair share of eye-candy hanging out in the office
My best job was a (sort of) permie one - two and a half years in BermudaLast edited by hattra; 18 October 2006, 18:55.Life is just nature's way of keeping meat fresh
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Originally posted by DimPrawn£400/day.
Anyone got a better contract at the moment?
Bye bye flashy car I am afraid....I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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True, £400/day for sitting at home surfing the net, visiting the gym and sitting in the garden is pretty ropey really.Comment
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£450 a day for attending the 'internet cafe' seven hours a day.
Coffee is rubbish thoughCats are evil.Comment
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Somewhere in the middle.
350/day good week "work from home" all week. Bad week 4 days in office.
Left to my own devices mostly. Probably a days worth of actual work needed per week."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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IBM, 6 months, £350pd, work from home. The day after I started the PM left and the replacement got sacked so they forgot I existed. I didn't have an employee number so nobody was interested. After 2 months I took on another contract and ran both concurrently.Comment
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Originally posted by hattraSo what's the redbook on?
Can't say, don't really know as I had to sign an NDA for it. As IBM have their big NDA meeting that week as well with all the partners and PWD members I expect its going to be to do with the next releases of their mainframe OS'es.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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Well I'm on 200/day to go to 1 hour tours of local facilities this week.
For the next month I'm on a fact finding trip round europe, 4 weeks of getting pissed every night.
And this is my first contract, how rubbish is that. I can't peak with the first one it'll be all downhill from there.Comment
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