88. Confused why permies buy the tulip that the companies gives two hoots about its employees
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68. The joy of explaining to permies how much lower Corp Tax is than income tax, and how you don't pay NI on it either.Comment
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85. Hitting jobserve and arranging 3-4 interviews within a few hours after the client layoff some contractors and permies, while the permies start their descent into alcoholism and depression.Comment
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64. Being paid £30K a year for a support contract on previous projects where you answer the odd email every now and again.Comment
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Being a happy alcoholic.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Who does that? Thats a recipe for being booted out of the door.Originally posted by kandr View Post34. Look down/sneer at people in permanent employment.Comment
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90. Not understanding that that kind of corporate BS only applies to lower and middle ranks.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostHas the boss taken you on a hot air balloon ride for meeting all your KPI's?Hard Brexit now!
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I've just done two contracts where I've been hired to boot permies out.Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostWho does that? Thats a recipe for being booted out of the door.
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47. Being able to supress the laughter when the permies are boasting about their bonus.
It's actually harder than it sounds.Comment
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