They make detect your contractor > permiedom desperateness a mile away,but good luck though.
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Permie Interview This Afternoon!
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You miss the structure that permiedom supplies, you went permie for the challenge it presents.
Take the shilling, you know it makes sense, took me 9 months. 5 years ago, just don't mention the plan b.Comment
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Well, I got the gig and I've conditionally accepted. The missus is over the moon as we will now have what she calls a "normal" family life and can plan holidays etc....TBH everyone is happier that me! I think I'm still in shock!
Looking forward to spending some time with the family and the new little stingster, he's only 8 weeks old and at least this time I'll see him crawl,walk,talk,etc for the first time.
Can I still post on CUK? Please?
Who has time? Who has time? But then if we do not ever take time, how can we ever have time?Comment
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Congratulations.
I know it does not seem ideal but we all have to do what we have to do to survive.
TBH I'd take a permie job now if I was offered one. It's not likely though because I haven't been looking for any.
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I'd love to, ut I'm up in the North East, anyone up here? Fancy a few pints? (I can afford some now)Originally posted by conned tractor View PostCongratulations.
Any celebration?
However it will soon be back to withdrawing single notes from the cashpoint from now on! Loads of bills to catch up on!Who has time? Who has time? But then if we do not ever take time, how can we ever have time?Comment
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WHSOriginally posted by sweetandsour View PostCongratulations.
I know it does not seem ideal but we all have to do what we have to do to survive.
TBH I'd take a permie job now if I was offered one.Comment
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CongratsOriginally posted by stingman123 View PostWell, I got the gig and I've conditionally accepted. The missus is over the moon as we will now have what she calls a "normal" family life and can plan holidays etc....TBH everyone is happier that me! I think I'm still in shock!
Definitely the right choice then.Originally posted by stingman123 View PostLooking forward to spending some time with the family and the new little stingster, he's only 8 weeks old and at least this time I'll see him crawl,walk,talk,etc for the first time.
No. You'll be too busy trying to meet your personal development targets in time for your next appraisal.Originally posted by stingman123 View PostCan I still post on CUK? Please?
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