Job market

[lukemg]

Mate has just scored 800 a day + expenses for his first contract, expected minimum 12 months. That would keep the fridge stocked...

[wendigo100]

Mate has just scored 800 a day + expenses for his first contract, expected minimum 12 months. That would keep the fridge stocked...

Would that be milan?

I thought he was a bit quiet lately.

[Francko]

Would that be milan?

I thought he was a bit quiet lately.

he didn't say 5 euros an hour and all the burgers you can eat.

[bobhope]

Mate has just scored 800 a day + expenses for his first contract, expected minimum 12 months. That would keep the fridge stocked...

What's he doing then?

[sasguru]

What's he doing then?

Hit man for the Kremlin, apparently ....
He's outside IR35.

[chicane]

I've been reading this thread with much interest, because I seem to have fallen foul of several of the problems mentioned here - mostly those revolving around complacency and the resulting stagnation of skills, leading either to a flooded market full of people who are willing to work for less than you, or (worse still) the phasing out of the product you've developed expertise in.

The general concensus seems to be to get experience in a more modern skill that reflects your current career direction (i.e. Notes -> Exchange, ASP -> ASP.NET and so on).

But how the hell do you go about this - short of returning to perm and starting right at the bottom of the ladder on <20k alongside a load of graduates?

[Troll]

What's his price for Bliar & Brown?

Discount for quantity?

Lets not haggle about the cost...speed is of the essence