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Just sat through ClientCo's all-hands meeting about its strategy for the next three years
Handy to know exactly how profitable they are and which big clients they have in the pipeline though
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Will you be heading back there once in a while......Originally posted by NickFitz View PostJust sat through ClientCo's all-hands meeting about its strategy for the next three years
Handy to know exactly how profitable they are and which big clients they have in the pipeline though
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Maybe. I was first here a couple of years ago. They got in touch a couple of times after that, but I was unavailable. Then I became available last year when the Cambridge gig ended, and got in touch to let them know, and they turned out to need somebody shortly afterwards.Originally posted by eek View PostWill you be heading back there once in a while......Comment
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Never mind all that, how's the windmill doing?
Can you see it yet?
It's turned into a monsoon here, just like the nice weather lady said it would.Comment
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In other news, an esteemed (3rd year panicing) customer has been in here this afternoon.
He's buggered off again now, though.
And I've drilled the pcbs from this morning.
It went a bit better once I'd lubed the drill press a bit with wd40.
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Yes, it's still quite hazy, but the ghostly form of the windmill is now visibleOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostNever mind all that, how's the windmill doing?
Can you see it yet?
It's turned into a monsoon here, just like the nice weather lady said it would.
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Woohoo - all booked! Going with Adventure company/Intrepid. Been with AC before on their family holidays and Tesco were doing a 4x boost deal so got £800 off with £200 of tesco vouchers, so a really good deal.Originally posted by norrahe View PostWho are you going with?Comment
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Looks like end of Sep, which could potentially be rainy, but it's the first space they've got. Just having a little disagreement about whether you can get a discount if you're paying with Tesco vouchers - fortunately I have a screenshot of the well hidden Ts&Cs 

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