Permie jobs

[original PM]

Lawyers and accountant's back office roles are being off-shored.

Anyway lots of IT roles are coming back on-shore or being near shored.

Good news but in general chucking your company data offshore is a risk...

[nomadd]

£500k seems reasonable to me. That's normally what I charge for anything that mentions "offshore teams"...

Oh, wait..

[SueEllen]

Good news but in general chucking your company data offshore is a risk...

You mean your clients' data. The clients' who have agreed to have their data held outside the EU...

[original PM]

You mean your clients' data. The clients' who have agreed to have their data held outside the EU...

Unless you work for a company and not a consultancy

[jamesbrown]

If you think your dentist is earning £40K a year, ask him how he affords to live in a million pound house and drive a £100K car.

Solicitors too.

Sure, for a dentist that has their own practice or a partner in a law firm, but this covers anyone in a given category, from newly qualified upwards.

Your average professional, across all professions (law, architecture, medicine etc.), isn't on a spectacular salary, particularly outside of London. As a contractor, it's easy to lose sight of the relatively lowly wages of skilled permies.

Permies don't make money from work anymore, they make money from houses.