1. Every contractor believes their agent is on a hefty margin.
2. That is how companies like CapG work.
3. If you leave then you will be replaced immediately. Even if you were worth £500pd and at the very top of your game CapG wouldn't think twice about replacing you with the first person...
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I am getting more approaches from recruiters and am seeing more positions on job boards.
The bad news is contract rates are at an all time low and I am considering perm roles.
I am 53 and waiting (hoping) for rates to increase is probably a big risk so I am considering perm...
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I used to own an Austin Maestro so I might see if my experience will be of use with the new Ajax vehicle....
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I know it is way off topic but this updated scene is bang on for every bank I have worked for:
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I am not implying any of that. I have just never heard the phrase Big 4 Dutch Banks....
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I once met Bjarne Stroustrup at the office coffee machine....
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Dutch big 4 bank?
Isn't that like saying League 2 football club?...
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I have applied for a couple of perm roles and got past the initial stages.
Both senior VP level at banks. There is a long way to go and I don't want to have to return to the office and I don't want to have to be contactable 24 hours a day but it seems preferable to potentially spending...
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