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Permie announcements that ring alarm bells
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That's my favorite.... Yea...cuz I'm a "Temp" and would jump at the chance of a "proper" job.Originally posted by Shimano105 View Post"It's a great place to work. If you work hard you might be able to apply for a proper job here"Comment
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In this job we need someone who is responsible
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every time things went wrong , you will be made responsible
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("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to WorkComment
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I sometimes get asked if I would consider a "Full time" job.
Like 32-35 hours a week isn't full time...Comment
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Talking to the department head..
Me : can you give me an overview of your PM processes and any documentation that needs to be produced?
DH : Well..... we dont really have a structure in place and to be honest you could write most documentation on the back of a fag packet and the client will be happy...
Oh My God!
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HAHAHA, that's well funny...i might advice that to clientco!Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostFirst day at one gig I got told they would send a junior member of staff to the coffee machine (only a few feet from my desk) as it was cheaper than me doing it.Comment
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