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Sounds about right for a new contract day 1...______________________
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I'll join those saying it's fairly typical. If anything, it's slightly better than the last gig but one, where I was told to bring my own laptop. On the first day we stopped off at the IT service desk on the way from reception to pick up a username and password for the wifi, as that was all they could manage at short notice
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You're thinking of Suity. This is MF....Originally posted by TestMangler View PostMaybe tomorrow, you could make up a more positive event, like you totally saved a failing project with just five minutes of your input, twenty minutes after you logged on.
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the other 15 minutes were spent impregnating the Admin staff and ending world poverty one assumes?Originally posted by TestMangler View PostFairly predictable first episode for your latest fantasy. i.e. Client doesn't meet your high expectations.
Maybe tomorrow, you could make up a more positive event, like you totally saved a failing project with just five minutes of your input, twenty minutes after you logged on. What time is Episode 2 going to be out ?
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chin up hopefully there will be a lot less stress in this job.Comment
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Long out the honeymoon period and enjoy billing for 'getting up to speed' lolComment
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A lot of places you're not allowed to add your own kit to the network. Certainly in banking, that's been my experience.Originally posted by bobspud View PostWhy are you not bringing your own tools to site?The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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There was a tool on site when MF rocked up if that helps.Originally posted by bobspud View PostWhy are you not bringing your own tools to site?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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FTFYOriginally posted by vetran View Postthe other 15 minutes were spent impregnating the Admin staff and ending world poverty one assumes?
remember
"All is for the best in the best of all possible worlds."
or
__it happens.
chins up hopefully there will be a lot less stress in this job.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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