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I found this to be very very true, quickly. Initially, I was sending in a lot of applications and waiting for my phone to ring.
It didnt take long to figure out that contract roles go very very quickly and agents simply wont read CVs, but will talk to people following up immediately with a...
I've been slowly re-learning after 6 years in a perm role what agents are like. I really think it's an inherent gene to be dishonest and lie at every opportunity for 99% of agents.
For candidates, it's about learning and boxing clever and being extremely careful who you part information with...
+2 for Nigel Frank - total timewasters and borderline harassment. I've probably received a call a day for the last 2 months from these clowns. Just kids that are desperate to punt low level Microsoft consultant (AX) roles.
If you've got AX anywhere on your CV, do yourself a favour and...
All hypothetical at the moment anyway as its only an interview.
Cheers for your help. I'll make sure I cover this off definitively, should I progress.
Thanks:)
Its a UK company, the role is based in the UK, I'm a Brit with a British passport.
H1B only applies to US companies employing people outside of the US, no? I've only ever needed an ESTA in the past to visit the US for work purposes (and that includes US companies).
Cheers. This is as I expected.
In permie world, sometimes I did travel in my own time but was lucky enough to be told to take the time in lieu. Most of the time it was fly in on Monday, Tue-Thu in office, fly out Fri, weekend all mine.
Quick question on travel - I've got an interview for a gig next week that requires a lot of travel to the States.
I'm new to contracting, so was just wondering what the "norm" is for travelling long distances - is it "the norm" to travel in my own time or to book any time spent travelling on my...
Cheers. I have a good list of contacts built up over my 20 years, but it's all perm.
I've been trying to go direct to companies via LI and direct postings on the likes on Indeed, but its like cutting my nose off to spite my face.
I talked to one agency guy this morning about a very good senior...