Got an interview for a permie position next week at Samsung in Surrey. Anyone here got any experience of working there?
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Aparently, they make a lot of electronical gizmos.Originally posted by Moose423956Got an interview for a permie position next week at Samsung in Surrey. Anyone here got any experience of working there? -
Not personally, but a good mate of mine works there as a permie (he's some kind of designer). He loves it and speaks highly of them. Don't know about contracting there I'm afraid.Comment
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That helps. It's a permie job. Sorry.Originally posted by Old GregNot personally, but a good mate of mine works there as a permie (he's some kind of designer). He loves it and speaks highly of them. Don't know about contracting there I'm afraid.Comment
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In that case - he's gets to go to Korea now and again (as it's a design job) and they learn a bit of Korean language (but not in a - you're fired for being sh1te at Korean kind of way).Originally posted by Moose423956That helps. It's a permie job. Sorry.
Good luck.Comment
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one piece of advice.
Do NOT EVER get in a car with a KOREAN driving, unless you want to be a crash test dummy !Your parents ruin the first half of your life and your kids ruin the second halfComment
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as a Korean myself I take great offence at your statement and you will be hearing from my solicitors in due course.Originally posted by MrsGoofone piece of advice.
Do NOT EVER get in a car with a KOREAN driving, unless you want to be a crash test dummy !Call the cops
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Unless he kills himself in a car crash first.Originally posted by freakydanceras a Korean myself I take great offence at your statement and you will be hearing from my solicitors in due course.Comment
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Remember the white lines are lanes too!Originally posted by MrsGoofone piece of advice.
Do NOT EVER get in a car with a KOREAN driving, unless you want to be a crash test dummy !
If there is a pavement: use it! A U-turn via handbrake is much quicker than a three point turn.
threaded in "and that was just the bus ride from the airport" mode.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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I'll be seeing you in court aswellOriginally posted by Old GregUnless he kills himself in a car crash first.Call the cops
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