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The financial centre of Europe is London. But they don't take 2nd raters so you're confined to Frankfurt, eh? Doing tired, old, mediocre IB stuff no doubt.Originally posted by aussielong View PostI work in an investment bank in the financial centre of Europe.
Not my shed, like you.
You really are one of the saddest losers on this forum.
And you really claim its better to work in an office than from home?

With your best mate the BA?

Seriously you're demonstrating Lord Haw Haw levels of stupidity on this thread.Hard Brexit now!
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Here is a simple test. Can you saw sod it at 2pm and go down the pub, for a walk......Originally posted by aussielong View PostI work in an investment bank in the financial centre of Europe.
Not my shed, like you.
Until you can you are just a wage slave regardless of what you think you are.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Erm, do you mean to say he found an issue while testing?All this idiot has to do is execute test cases I've given him (because ive worked out the requirements and done all the code while this **** held workshops).
Can't even do that. Comes to me one day before code cut off with a major issue.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Tirana?Originally posted by aussielong View PostI work in an investment bank in the financial centre of Europe.
.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostErm, do you mean to say he found an issue while testing?
merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View PostHere is a simple test. Can you saw sod it at 2pm and go down the pub, for a walk......
Until you can you are just a wage slave regardless of what you think you are.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostErm, do you mean to say he found an issue while testing?Feck me that big rumble of a laff has started deep down.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostTirana?




He's good value on the cretin stakes is our in-house Ozzie idiot.Hard Brexit now!
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I worked in London IBs for 10 years. You are grasping at straws and as usual failing!Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe financial centre of Europe is London. But they don't take 2nd raters so you're confined to Frankfurt, eh? Doing tired, old, mediocre IB stuff no doubt.
You really are one of the saddest losers on this forum.
And you really claim its better to work in an office than from home?

With your best mate the BA?

Seriously you're demonstrating Lord Haw Haw levels of stupidity on this thread.
Yes, working from home is worse than working in an office, if you have social skills.
What is tired old mediocre IB stuff exactly?
You don't know anything about it. You are a silver spoon mediocrity. Leave the winners to it Jealous man.Comment
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Up to a point, but ideally it's better to achieve a specific goal and leave the client on a good note, if for no other reason than getting a good reference.Originally posted by russell View PostI don't understand these types of reactions (and suitys thread). Who gives a crap, just do you job, invoice until your told to feck off. Let them feck it up (maybe offer opinion once in a calm manner), it's better for you. If you still don't realise this you shouldn't be a contractor.
What I love about being a contractor is you don't have to care or take the job home or care about politics, but you get paid equivalent of someone who has to devote his life to the company.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Winners don't shout and bluster about how they're winners.Originally posted by aussielong View PostI worked in London IBs for 10 years. You are grasping at straws and as usual failing!
Yes, working from home is worse than working in an office, if you have social skills.
What is tired old mediocre IB stuff exactly?
You don't know anything about it. You are a silver spoon mediocrity. Leave the winners to it Jealous man.Comment
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