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Sorry, a contractor having 5 interviews for a role!!
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apetulip - loving that one...Originally posted by Liability View Post
Id suspect someone today will either be fired or they will be severely reprimanded as the client [snip] went apetulip
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£65K is excellent.Think twice before dismissing the idea. Being in work beats the bench every time. Good luck.Originally posted by Liability View Post65k is too low for me mate. As much as that sounds bloody arrogant Id be wasting peoples time. Id be sitting there doing the role and waiting for my real role to come along. This would be unfair and there would be other people out there in the Permy world who would do that role more justice in terms of really wanting it. As a contractor I created a very large cushion for myself this year for 2009 so I have the opp to sit out all of 2009 if need be. I would not obv want to do that - but I also couldn't take a job like that and bugger off the next month.
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I guess that's why we are all here hey? I thought from reading your posts this was common amongst the contractor club?Originally posted by sasguru View PostJudging from your posts you're a young whippersnapper without a clue and probably not half as good as you think you are. Still you'll learn that in time
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As the role was still being offered as Contract by half the contract market....Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostWhy is he a twat?Comment
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Nope - he had 2 phone interviews and 3 face to faces over 3 weeks. That is the unbelievable part.Originally posted by Badger View PostSorry, a contractor having 5 interviews for a role!!
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Understand what you are saying....you'll probably be right if I am still on the bench in FebOriginally posted by Bob Dalek View Post£65K is excellent.Think twice before dismissing the idea. Being in work beats the bench every time. Good luck.Comment
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