Anyone done any contract work for them? What they like?
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No but I've had a contract with them for years - £9.99 per month. Very good on regular upgrades too. -
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Hatfield.
by the way just noticed you seem to ask the same question about other companies. Why? just take the job, you are a contractor if you dont liek it you can move on. you shouldnt be dithering over finding out if the company is OK, esp these large ones.Comment
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I only work for companies that have nice pot plants and green carpets. It pays to be choosy as a contractor.Comment
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ME too DP, I only work for companies that let you take the pot plants home for recreational purposes , but green carpets are essential.Originally posted by DimPrawnI only work for companies that have nice pot plants and green carpets. It pays to be choosy as a contractor.Comment
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I hope you arnt one of those poeple that keeps applying for other jobs with no real intention of taking any with the false hope grass is greener.
It drives agencies and other contractors mad to be up against someone who is only half way interested in the job, esp if they already have a contract that is going OK.Comment
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