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    #21
    Originally posted by eek View Post
    You are aware that you are actually working for a building society?
    The Nationwide are no better than the banks - in terms of treating the permies like crap.
    last year they got rid of all permie developers and replaced then with Crappcenture offshore folk. I give it 3 years before they realise what a bad idea that was...
    I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this

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      #22
      Originally posted by Pogle View Post
      The Nationwide are no better than the banks - in terms of treating the permies like crap.
      last year they got rid of all permie developers and replaced then with Crappcenture offshore folk. I give it 3 years before they realise what a bad idea that was...
      I am sure they will "realise" long before then but I guess 3 years is a realistic time before they tacitly admit it, even if only by jumping on another short term bandwagon.

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        #23
        Worked for Barclaycard at the height of the financial crisis, banks were falling over and I made a good profit out of it. At that point in my department of about 200 people 90 of them were contractors.
        The banking crisis was a good time for contractors in Barlacys

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          #24
          Originally posted by Dactylion View Post
          I am sure they will "realise" long before then but I guess 3 years is a realistic time before they tacitly admit it, even if only by jumping on another short term bandwagon.
          Funny how short sighted they are isn't it really, it's always a case of we can say X amount if we do this but they never go on to say that over a 3-5 year period it's going to cost X amount more
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