Im contemplating making a counter offer to a company that made me an insulting offer to go perm, however they seem to have some good tech and I reckon I could take 12 months out of contracting and up skill.
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Stone the blasphemer!Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostIm contemplating making a counter offer to a company that made me an insulting offer to go perm, however they seem to have some good tech and I reckon I could take 12 months out of contracting and up skill.
Go permie, why not, it worked so well for MF and BP to name a fewOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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I think it worked for BP. His issues were historic (reoccurring but historic).Originally posted by SimonMac View PostStone the blasphemer!
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But if it gives the opportunity to skill up and make yourself more in demand 12 months down the line then its just a stop gapOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostStone the blasphemer!
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just got a big fat no from an interview I had over a week ago. I'd given up on the gig due to lack of feedback but at least I can file it away and move on
I wont be joined the London grub club now as a resultComment
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostStone the blasphemer!
Go permie, why not, it worked so well for MF and BP to name a few
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostCome on then, if you're hard enough.Zen.
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