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As if anyone from this forum would want to apply.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostYou know I'm not a bloody agent!
FFS.
Oh and do you really think I'd employ anyone who posts on this forum?
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Good negotiating tactic! Keep on like this and SS will go to 75k.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAs if anyone from this forum would want to apply.
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what about SY ? You might be able to tempt him away from his next hell hole contractOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostI like being a boss.
Being a boss is ace!
Oh btw, I'm recruiting. Anyone want a job as a senior Java dev, must be based in Manchester, I'm willing to pay up to £70k for the right person?Comment
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Back on track...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostGood negotiating tactic! Keep on like this and SS will go to 75k.
I thought last nights Apprentice
was a quite impressive turnaround.
£150 - £950 is a very impressive turnaround. Of course the pitch should have cost them £150, then there were 5 of them. No mention of vat. Hire
costs for the vehicle they used. Food expenses for the day, plus they were left with stock at the end. But nonetheless better than I did on my own when I used to do shopping centres. I reckon they all made about £40 each.
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Feck you. I'd never stoopOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostAwww, sulking now?
so low.
PM sent.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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It's a crap program populated byOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostBack on track...
I thought last nights Apprentice
was a quite impressive turnaround.
£150 - £950 is a very impressive turnaround. Of course the pitch should have cost them £150, then there were 5 of them. No mention of vat. Hire
costs for the vehicle they used. Food expenses for the day, plus they were left with stock at the end. But nonetheless better than I did on my own when I used to do shopping centres. I reckon they all made about £40 each.
s. It's not worthy of the word "entertainment".

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I've sometimes wondered if you cynically turnedOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostIt's a crap program populated by
s. It's not worthy of the word "entertainment".
up with a mate with a camera and another with a big boom and pretended you were filming howany gullible wannabes would start to buy tulipe. Having seen last nights one, it's £950 worth.
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I don't think the good ladies of Essex need cameras to buy rubbish at exorbitant prices.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI've sometimes wondered if you cynically turned
up with a mate with a camera and another with a big boom and pretended you were filming howany gullible wannabes would start to buy tulipe. Having seen last nights one, it's £950 worth.
Anyway I am not convinced the cameras are always rolling and I reckon some bits are re-filmed. All the critical shots are perfectly filmed - that just does not happen.Comment
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