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I've done 2 stints at RBS (GBM). As poster above aceboy says, the environment has become very restrictive, politicised, and management by committee is common place. I had some great times there, but at the moment they are in a bit of a quagmire.
Look out for fish puns on MindAlign...
As a contractor I have experience at both RBS and DB. The DB checks are a lot more invasive than RBS, however unless you are trouble there is little to worry about. I had a few potential worries but they turned out to be non-issues. The biggest problem is just the paperwork involved...
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Landed myself a new direct contract where the end client uses Resource Solutions to manage contracts and invoicing. I haven't seen the contract yet.
I've heard various things about Resource Solutions:
4 years ago contract was not IR35 friendly...RS wouldnt budge.
2 years ago contract...
Has anyone ever dealt with Strike IT?
I've landed a gig through this agency but the contract seems like a very bad half baked attempt at avoiding IR35. I think it will make things worse, not better.
I've emailed them with the PCG contract template asking them if they would consider using it...
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I'm in IB/.Net. I have two six hundreds on the table and had to push many specs back. Most guys I know have also pushed above the 6 mark. All looks rosy to me.
I work for a large in investment bank, admittedly in C# but it's much-of-a-muchness. They pay top rates for top contractors, but a few muppets do manage to sneak in. The closer you are to the front office the more business knowledge you'll require but the more exciting and financially...
Now I read an article the other day about the BBC wanting to advertise on their website for overseas users. For - it's only fair on the license payers, against - it would work against the BBC's 'non biased' view point.
So check this article.
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Admittedly,
But foocking come on...
I have a local accountant, local service, for local people. Hell I have him round for tea sometimes. £600 a year. I think there was around £120 back in the beginning to get Ltd company going.
GRRRRR. ******* permy sat opposite me. Boy he talks the talk but cannot walk the walk. ******* t0sser is getting right up my nose. About to explode....
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