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We will miss you MooseOriginally posted by Moose423956I did it this week. 43k. Boo hoo.
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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I'm currently on 350 p/d and refused £50K basic + possible 10% bonus + 15% pension etc a few months ago.
I was earning 45K basic + bonus etc. 5 years ago at Deutsche.
I prefer the contracting lifestyle and will try to get my rate above 400 this year.
Anyway who wants to go through appraisals again and stay late and suck up months before bonus day. Not for me anymore.Comment
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Me too and I completely agree.Originally posted by TheRightStuffI prefer the contracting lifestyle and will try to get my rate above 400 this year.
Anyway who wants to go through appraisals again and stay late and suck up months before bonus day. Not for me anymore.
Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion.Comment
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At the last place I worked they invited a contractor to attend an appraisal. She wasn't best happy about it.Originally posted by TheRightStuffAnyway who wants to go through appraisals againComment
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Appraisals and associated corporate bollox are the work of Satan. I'd have to be starving before I'd put up with that cr@p again - money doesn't come in to it.Originally posted by TheRightStuffAnyway who wants to go through appraisals again and stay late and suck up months before bonus day. Not for me anymore.+50 Xeno Geek Points
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In terms of couses. They are the biggest bore. I've been on 5 day courses and would come back look through a dummies whatever book and find I had done about 9 chapters of the book.Originally posted by XenophonMe too and I completely agree.

By the books and do the training yourself + BS on the CV if your a quick learner.Comment
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hear hear.Originally posted by ZippyAppraisals and associated corporate bollox are the work of Satan. I'd have to be starving before I'd put up with that cr@p again - money doesn't come in to it.
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During my permi days we had quarterly appraisals.Originally posted by ZippyAppraisals and associated corporate bollox are the work of Satan. I'd have to be starving before I'd put up with that cr@p again - money doesn't come in to it.
How many times can you tell what would like to achieve/your goals/objectives etc while you know that right answer is I ONLY CARE FOR MONEY.Comment
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