Has anyone ever had a contract at LCH Clearnet? Curious as to what they like to work for.
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Your standard of English is piss poor, you should fit right in.Originally posted by stevetaylor View PostHas anyone ever had a contract at LCH Clearnet? Curious as to what they like to work for.Comment
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I declined the interview in the end as got a renewal on current contract.
It would be useful if only people that have ACTUALLY worked at LCH Clearnet responded - obviously some people have nothing better to do!Comment
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I think that would ensure this thread wasOriginally posted by stevetaylor View PostI declined the interview in the end as got a renewal on current contract.
It would be useful if only people that have ACTUALLY worked at LCH Clearnet responded - obviously some people have nothing better to do!
merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Just rang them up, they said they will severely bully anybody who has a piss poor grasp of the English language.
Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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I'm on holiday, the Mrs is sunbathing and the parents-in-law have taken junior for a walk.Originally posted by stevetaylor View PostI declined the interview in the end as got a renewal on current contract.
It would be useful if only people that have ACTUALLY worked at LCH Clearnet responded - obviously some people have nothing better to do!
I thought I'd take the time and make the effort to piss all over your topic.
Hth.Comment
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You may want to ask the question in a different section of the forum rather than General, which is labelled "All hope abandon ye who enter here. Seriously."Originally posted by stevetaylor View PostI declined the interview in the end as got a renewal on current contract.
It would be useful if only people that have ACTUALLY worked at LCH Clearnet responded - obviously some people have nothing better to do!
Try the B/C subforum for more "professional" replies, but don't expect much.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI hadn't really understood this 'pwned' expression until I read DirtyDog's post.Comment
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Welcome to General.Originally posted by stevetaylor View PostI declined the interview in the end as got a renewal on current contract.
It would be useful if only people that have ACTUALLY worked at LCH Clearnet responded - obviously some people have nothing better to do!Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Thanks for the help. I shall try and find a forum where the mental age is above 5!!
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