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Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
You could always be a permie if you think that's better.
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
Permie bastard.
"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."
Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
I don't think lowering your rate helps much in contracting, especially when you work through an agency. If staying in business as a contractor were as easy as lowering your rate, rates would fall in bad times, whereas in reality rates usually stay (artificially) high and the number of contractors in contract plummets instead. Most of them would prefer to be working on a lower rate I'm sure.
sasguru, I agree I dropped my rate this week after an in house chat. Client was happy for me to continue for another 6 months. They sacked 3 permies on the same day though so it's not all doom and glooom.
Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
I have seen posts on it - but why not? useful to understand what is happening in the market.
Businesses my arse. Bloody disguised employees the lot of them - whinging about rates coming down as if it were a salary. No understanding of supply and demand - you set your rate to match the market. Bah!
Yeah right because other business (let's see now, Farmers, Hauliers etc) never ever moan about rising costs and falling rates do they?
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