Clients name on a CV

[MrRobin]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Chinese cats....

All bones and legs this cat... wouldn't be much of a meal I'm afraid...

Bagpuss on the other hand.. now that's a meaty feast

[2uk]

Man you gotta remove this cat pucture. I can't sustain any longer someone having weirder picture than mine.

[pickle]

One for the cat fans

http://www.catsthatlooklikehitler.com


(work safe)

[MrRobin]

Heehee, yeah like that site...

My fav moggie related site has to be:

http://www.stuffonmycat.com/

[Joe Black]

Did some 'sub-contract' work for a limited company (another IT consultancy) a short while back to help deliver on his contract with his bank client.

On a CV, do I put down the limited company I had the 'sub' contract with (which is obviously an unknown name to anyone else) down as the client, or can I put the 'parent' client, the bank?

Ta.

The bank. Certainly if you work as a consultant/contractor, it's the end client which counts. Otherwise if you follow the idea you're suggesting and have a quite typical contract chain then you were employed not by the bank, or the software house, or perhaps an agency which found the position, but your own Ltd.

At the end of the day it will be the end client though who amongst the others who will be the one providing the reference that yes "Joe Bloggs worked here as a contract ???? for x months and helped us achieve xyz".

depends if you applying for a job at a software house or a bank...

Shouldn't make a difference.