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What exactly do you do? In those 10k posts you made you don't exactly comment on any technical issues or explain your responsibilities or that mythical added value that you give to your employer. -
Ah that would be telling. Suffice to say that the current economic situation means that demand for people with my skills has increased drasticallyOriginally posted by AtW View PostWhat exactly do you do? In those 10k posts you made you don't exactly comment on any technical issues or explain your responsibilities or that mythical added value that you give to your employer.
Hard Brexit now!
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im currently contracting in germany for daimler.. is that not good then?The proud owner of 125 Xeno Geek PointsComment
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Lidl checkout assistant?Originally posted by sasguru View PostAh that would be telling. Suffice to say that the current economic situation means that demand for people with my skills has increased drastically
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Yes, recession will make people like you spend more time on CUK posting tulipOriginally posted by sasguru View PostSuffice to say that the current economic situation means that demand for people with my skills has increased drastically

Now I used up my posting quota for next month. Will have to use Spartacus account from now on.
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You might as well keep posting. It's more productive than your other hobby. At least you get to perform the role of court jester on here.Originally posted by AtW View PostYes, recession will make people like you spend more time on CUK posting tulip
Now I used up my posting quota for next month. Will have to use Spartacus account from now on.
Hard Brexit now!
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You're a porter in a soup kitchen?Originally posted by sasguru View PostAh that would be telling. Suffice to say that the current economic situation means that demand for people with my skills has increased drastically
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Oh dear. I used to think you knew what you were on about. Recent posts especially this one demonstrate not. My mistake.Originally posted by sasguru View PostOver reliance on motor manufacturing.
In spite of atWat's simplistic view of the world, German labour costs are too high for them to continue making cars.
And the high end luxury models on which they basically rely do not yet have mass markets in the emerging world. I read somewhere that Britain is the largest European importer of BMWs.
If we go down so do they.
And in a recession what will they do with all that plant and machinery?
The clever City bods who lose their jobs are much more adaptable than an auto worker in Germany - so Germany will have much more to do.
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If I was I'd still be more useful than atW.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostYou're a porter in a soup kitchen?
Hard Brexit now!
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I don't have a problem with being called court jester. If you studied history you'd find out that in countries like UK, France jesters were actually very clever and were allowed to speak their mind, they could do it because idiots would think it was crazy funny stuff. So, in a way I take this comparison as a compliment.Originally posted by sasguru View PostAt least you get to perform the role of court jester on here.
You certainly ain't jester, I think the closest comparison I can find with you are some of the bigger idiots back in Russia that I had to argue with, which is one of the main reasons why I don't want to live there regardless of money making opportunities because not having to deal with them for me is a major achievement.Comment
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