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Oh Suity, suity, suity. I (granted it was probably just me as no one else was fooled) almost believed that Kryten wasn't Suity under a new name. Then you gave the game away.
No one else was on the short list. I just didn't believe he would do such a tulip job in changing his name without giving it away.
I mean most people guessed who he was by the end of Kryten's first post. Even for a sockie that would be a record, for a person trying to replace their main account its just embarrassing.
No one else was on the short list. I just didn't believe he would do such a tulip job in changing his name without giving it away.
I mean most people guessed who he was by the end of Kryten's first post. Even for a sockie that would be a record, for a person trying to replace their main account its just embarrassing.
Errrr, I'm not embarrassed, nor have I admitted anything. I am perfectly able to move on from this. You are out of your tiny mind and have nothing better to do on a Thursday evening than spout this bollocks on here. Sad little man.
Unless you routinely F up your contracts, I would ignore SY01's advice.
If you can get a notice clause and are not forced into renting accommodation for a long term, why not - especially if you're currently benched?
As for payment, can't the agency be leaned on somewhat as they are doing F all to win the work? If not, doesn't seem a big problem as long as you trust you will GET paid.
He's on my ignore list, so thankfully I don't have to see any of his posts.
I'm going to have a think about it, not benched yet.
Don't have to worry about accommodation as I live in cloggers and its a 20 mins commute door to door. Not to mention its 5 mins walk from my Dutch language place.
I was thinking of going back to the agency and basically telling them, that I will invoice and that they pay me within 5 days or I won't consider it. If the third party doesn't pay them on time then that's their problem. I'll also want a rate rise as I know the rate they negotiated was lower than the rate card at the clientco.
I'll wait for the person I used to work with to come back to me and see what they say.
"Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what's for lunch." - Orson Welles
Couple of things that I have found in my experience :
1) going back never works. Never go back. I got called back to my last gig (having been project hero) and have just ****ed it right off. Working for a different manager mind, total and utter cockknobber. Onwards and upwards.
2) contracting through more than intermediary is a royal pain and very stressful.
Frankly this sounds tulipty Norrahe.
Well you did ask.
Good luck with finding a more perfect role in cloggers.
WHS
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014
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