We have decided to go after Computer People accounts having replaced them on a client PSL. I want to approach their other accounts in order to prove that we are better. Any of you know which other companies they are prefferred suppliers to? I have an ex CP guy working for me who has told me some dreadful stories about their behaviour.
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Ex CP guy would know there accounts as well then.....Or am I being simple?Originally posted by DodgyAgentWe have decided to go after Computer People accounts having replaced them on a client PSL. I want to approach their other accounts in order to prove that we are better. Any of you know which other companies they are prefferred suppliers to? I have an ex CP guy working for me who has told me some dreadful stories about their behaviour. -
smart arse.Originally posted by PhoenixEx CP guy would know there accounts as well then.....Or am I being simple?
He was on a desk body shopping permies not even in the same office as the main contractor accounts. But I have asked him again.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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You might want to ask your lawyers to read contract he had with his ex-employer: intercepting competitor's accounts via person who joined you from them is a very much sueable thing.Comment
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That's why I am asking you dodgy lot and not him. Come on you all moan about them here is your chance to kick them where it hurts.Originally posted by AtWYou might want to ask your lawyers to read contract he had with his ex-employer: intercepting competitor's accounts via person who joined you from them is a very much sueable thing.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentThat's why I am asking you dodgy lot and not him. Come on you all moan about them here is your chance to kick them where it hurts.
It was a *very* long time ago but I worked through them as a hell desk grunt at JP Morgan. Doubt the still have the contract now though."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Thanks DB. For that I am going to agree with your views on IsraelOriginally posted by DaveBIt was a *very* long time ago but I worked through them as a hell desk grunt at JP Morgan. Doubt the still have the contract now though.
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Try a well known insurance company based in NorwichOriginally posted by DodgyAgentWe have decided to go after Computer People accounts having replaced them on a client PSL. I want to approach their other accounts in order to prove that we are better. Any of you know which other companies they are prefferred suppliers to? I have an ex CP guy working for me who has told me some dreadful stories about their behaviour.Comment
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