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I have trouble with contractor rates as well. I can't be worth THAT little.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation! -
You have my skillset AND C# 3.5 ???Originally posted by ruethewhirl View PostBeen a permie for 8 years now, done everything MS from Access 97 to C# 3.5.
About to be made redundant, but can't get my head around the contractor rates. Old muggins here can't be worth THAT much?!
You are on the gravy train for life mate, leaving platform 1 soon, stopping at Kerchinnnggg central, Mortgage paid East, Flash car junction and terminating at PullthebedsheetsoutofthecrackofYourArse.
Good luck
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You're NOT! (alegedlyOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostI have trouble with contractor rates as well. I can't be worth THAT little.
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So how much are you worth then?Originally posted by ruethewhirl View PostBeen a permie for 8 years now, done everything MS from Access 97 to C# 3.5.
About to be made redundant, but can't get my head around the contractor rates. Old muggins here can't be worth THAT much?!Comment
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OK - I get round it by getting more than contractor rates. Still not enough though.Originally posted by Drewster View PostYou're NOT! (alegedly
)Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Not sure exactly, but at £300 a day surely they are going to expect --results-- shudder . I think just going to meetings and getting theOriginally posted by Turion View PostSo how much are you worth then?
teas in isn't going to cut it any more.
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Especially as C#3.5 hasn't been released. It's C#3.0 and .NET 3.5 at present isn't it?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostYou have my skillset AND C# 3.5 ???
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C# 3.0Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostEspecially as C#3.5 hasn't been released. It's C#3.0 and .NET 3.5 at present isn't it?
.NET 3.5 SP1
So yes, there isn't a C# 3.5Comment
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the bugger.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostC# 3.0
.NET 3.5 SP1
So yes, there isn't a C# 3.5
he spelled RuleTheWorld wrong as well(\__/)
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£200! How do you get that MUCH? I only get half of that!Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIncredible isn't it that you can get maybe £200/day as a contractor with no sick pay, no holiday pay, accountancy costs to pay, IR35 taxes to pay or contract reviews to pay, no free training, no income between contracts, no free health care, no pension contributions paid, no free life insurance.
I mean, it's like winning the lottery man!

Oh. per day. I thought you said per hour.....Comment
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