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Given the chance, he'd move in.Originally posted by Zippy View PostThere is a ZeitMog Apparent?
Though I was studiously ignored when he was walking along the back lane with his "owners".Comment
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Dark side can be good.Originally posted by norrahe View PostYep, unfortunately its on the dark side. A short diversion for a while till things pick up and my cloggy is a tad more fluent. It also gives me an intro into a new industry.
My interview yesterday was for a p*rm role. Smashed the written test, smashed the interview. Offer was about to be made and they asked what sort of salary I would be looking for. The position was advertised as negotiable.
When I made what I thought was a reasonable salary request their faces dropped and the interview was as good as over. They said they were looking to pay half of what I was asking for.
It killed an afternoon but I felt quite insulted at the endComment
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You should have seen the faces of the blokes in my interview when I mentioned salaryOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostDark side can be good.
My interview yesterday was for a p*rm role. Smashed the written test, smashed the interview. Offer was about to be made and they asked what sort of salary I would be looking for. The position was advertised as negotiable.
When I made what I thought was a reasonable salary request their faces dropped and the interview was as good as over. They said they were looking to pay half of what I was asking for.
It killed an afternoon but I felt quite insulted at the end
they thought I was talking about entire package
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Appearances of course!Originally posted by zeitghost View PostGiven the chance, he'd move in.
Though I was studiously ignored when he was walking along the back lane with his "owners".
Doesn't want to give the game away.
btw is he ok, you mentioned he was bleeding?Comment
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Positive thoughts directed towards HyperD's direction today in the hope that this meeting works out.Comment
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The sun is attempting to come out today, but its muggy and 'orrible here.Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
Morning all.

Good to see that summer has ended again.
Had a rotten migraine from the heavy weather, woke up feeling hungover and haven't had anything to drink since Sunday lunchtime.Comment
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Seems ok.Originally posted by norrahe View PostAppearances of course!
Doesn't want to give the game away.
btw is he ok, you mentioned he was bleeding?
As demented as usual.Comment
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