I know a few doing it - what are your referral fees like?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentAgresso tends to be used by construction/civil engineering companies. Why I do not know, but these sort of companies pay peanuts. I am not sure that the niche is much of a runner.
Agresso is used extensively in those areas but also in the public sector ie universities, local councils etc. and large financial houses so not as restrictive as that. visit the agresso site it gives a more detailed list of areas it is used.Comment
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet
Depending on experience etc, although i dont think the itjobswatch is an ideal comparison... If you have the experience in your field the money will match as i am sure you are aware you are paid for what you know !!!Comment
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Originally posted by Stuart@itworksrec.co.ukDepending on experience etc, although i dont think the itjobswatch is an ideal comparison... If you have the experience in your field the money will match as i am sure you are aware you are paid for what you know !!!
You will find knowledge in short supply here
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Originally posted by andrew_neil_ukI know a few doing it - what are your referral fees like?
competitive depending on areas of expertise etcComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentYou will find knowledge in short supply here
okay thanks for your input then much appreciated.Comment
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which usually means it needs lots of contractors to install it, customize it, support it, port it and bin itOriginally posted by RantorCurrently using it
Aggresso = unusable bag o' wank
Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentwhich usually means it needs lots of contractors to install it, customize it, support it, port it and bin it
seems like a continuing market thenComment
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Low, low money we work for. We stay at my uncle house in Stratford London and learn gooder English from Mr Shakespeare.I do all codes.
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