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How much would you earn as a permie?

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    #21
    I'd expect 50k in the public sector - with a juicy pension on top. Perhaps an extra 5 - 10k in the private sector.

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      #22
      My income is solely dependant on my performance.

      If I successfully build up the company I shall be amply rewarded. If not then it will have been fun trying!

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        #23
        Thought for the day.....

        "You are only worth what you think you are......"




        T

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          #24
          Actually, if what I had to spend every month was identical both permie and contract, I think I'd still choose to contract. The freedom I have from management bullsh!t is priceless. I was a permie wage slave for 30 years before I realised that.
          Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
          Officially CUK certified - Thick as f**k.

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            #25
            I am currently doing the same after 10+ years of Contracting

            I am looking at £100-£120k packages as for me to get where Id like to I now need a Perm role.

            Not an easy choice when you compare financials but its one that can pay off.

            Just means I gota hack it for 3+ years.

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              #26
              Originally posted by d000hg View Post
              my hourly rates work out at just over £200 per day and I'm projecting gross company profit of £55-60K.
              Why oh why doesn't everyone say no to £200 a day. When you consider the risks involved if you are taken long term sick etc thats peanuts.

              Basic Access database work can get you £300 a day min up north....

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                #27
                Originally posted by YHB View Post
                Why oh why doesn't everyone say no to £200 a day. When you consider the risks involved if you are taken long term sick etc thats peanuts.

                Basic Access database work can get you £300 a day min up north....
                Permie:
                Off sick: Paid!
                On holiday: Paid!
                Employer Pension contribs.: Possibly!
                Perks: Training, redundancy pay, promotion: Yes/Probably!

                Whore:
                Off sick: Not Paid!
                On holiday: Not Paid!
                Employer Pension contribs.: No!
                Perks: None worth talking about.
                Let go any day Client likes: Yes
                Risking the Bench: Yes
                Dealing with Pimps: Every new gig.

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                  #28
                  If I went on what clueless agencies phone up and try to offer, I expect I must be worth £28k to do .Net in the City on a permanent basis (usually for 'this exciting cutting edge technology company'). I often point out to them that Oxford Street burger flippers get more than that, but then I have recently started putting NOT CONSIDERING PERM ROLES in big red letters at the top of my CV, so I don't get them so much.
                  Cooking doesn't get tougher than this.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View Post
                    If I went on what clueless agencies phone up and try to offer, I expect I must be worth £28k to do .Net in the City on a permanent basis (usually for 'this exciting cutting edge technology company'). I often point out to them that Oxford Street burger flippers get more than that, but then I have recently started putting NOT CONSIDERING PERM ROLES in big red letters at the top of my CV, so I don't get them so much.
                    28k as a burger flipper? The world is less kind than that.

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                      #30
                      £75k plus bonus, current gig asked me what I would be after I told them £80k plus bonus and they were fine with that, but thats central London so sounds alot but all relative, cost of living etc and low level management role.

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