If Rishi becomes PM, all of us who work in IT can kiss our employment goodbye and go work in retail!
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The doom-sayers can all get out and leave work for the rest of us then. I've been here 15 long years and since day 1 people have been saying IT is dead, contracting is over, etc... here we all still are.Originally posted by Destiny2 View PostIf Rishi becomes PM, all of us who work in IT can kiss our employment goodbye and go work in retail!Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I can't see Rishi getting the job. His wife is a liabilityOriginally posted by Destiny2 View PostIf Rishi becomes PM, all of us who work in IT can kiss our employment goodbye and go work in retail!Comment
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But she could fund the entire election campaignOriginally posted by ladymuck View Post
I can't see Rishi getting the job. His wife is a liability
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Not to mention that he is also a liability.Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
I can't see Rishi getting the job. His wife is a liabilityComment
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Not compared to the rest of them. A smart, educated and hard-working son of immigrants he isn't from a privileged background prior to marriage and both his siblings are pretty big achievers too seemingly on merit. He did back Boris and Brexit but nobody is perfectOriginally posted by jamesbrown View Post
Not to mention that he is also a liability.
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I agree that it's a weak field, and he's probably the only one among them that could win the next election (largely due to his pandemic profligacy), although probably not very convincingly. However, he's shown himself to have very poor political judgement. He totally mishandled the aftermath of those revelations about his own status (GC) and his wife's status (non dom) - the peevish mind-your-own business crap was completely naïve and rather pathetic. His wealth is largely irrelevant IMHO, but probably not to much of the electorate during a cost of living crisis. Aside from that, he's evasive about his beliefs - it's total BS that he's an "instinctive tax cutter" etc. I think he is quite likely to melt in the spotlight - being PM is very different than any SoS, even Chancellor.Originally posted by d000hg View Post
Not compared to the rest of them. A smart, educated and hard-working son of immigrants he isn't from a privileged background prior to marriage and both his siblings are pretty big achievers too seemingly on merit. He did back Boris and Brexit but nobody is perfect
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Infosys and his wife?Originally posted by d000hg View Post
The doom-sayers can all get out and leave work for the rest of us then. I've been here 15 long years and since day 1 people have been saying IT is dead, contracting is over, etc... here we all still are.Comment
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Will Priti Priti stay in the cabinet? A strong principilled woman - I do not necessarily agree with all the policies that are designed to target the migrant peoples but she was loyal to Mr Johnson to the end. This Gove, I do not like one little bit.Last edited by Baddish; 7 July 2022, 16:14.Comment
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But the premium between contracting and perm has been shrinking over the years.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI've been here 15 long years and since day 1 people have been saying IT is dead, contracting is over, etc... here we all still are.
Was a time you could take home (after tax) 3 or even 4x what you could as a permie.
Now the take home ratio is about 2x if outside, and if inside IR35 it is about 1.5x.Last edited by Fraidycat; 7 July 2022, 16:13.Comment
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