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...and a PhD from The Guru Raja University of Information Technology.Originally posted by chicane View PostNot to mention 5 years experience of Visual Studio 2008.
CMM Level 5! Plenty cheapness!And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Tech Mahindra : anyone had any experience of working with these "people"?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post...and a PhD from The Guru Raja University of Information Technology.
CMM Level 5! Plenty cheapness!Comment
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I belive they were one of the outsourced solutions used by BT a while back. From what I recall being said at the time it was not what you would call a success.Originally posted by Churchill View PostTech Mahindra : anyone had any experience of working with these "people"?
Failure to understand or properly explore requirements, poor quality on work delivered and lack of relavent experience amongst their staff."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Sounds about right. The Tech Director at my old place used them - against advice I might add.Originally posted by DaveB View PostI belive they were one of the outsourced solutions used by BT a while back. From what I recall being said at the time it was not what you would call a success.
Failure to understand or properly explore requirements, poor quality on work delivered and lack of relavent experience amongst their staff.
A shambles. Still at least it was only £180k that was pissed against the wall.Comment
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Originally posted by chicane View Post...the hourly rate on offer for your skillset is barely above minimum wage:
http://www.jobserve.com/WED581E9C55D69046.jsjob
Ouch.


being paid by the agent
For all you know it may be £40 per hour.Cats are evil.Comment
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