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Anyone intrigued as to what can happen in one work day that can put OP off the entire contract?
I've had bad first days but always give it a second day....
Depressingly I would say I'm in it for the money, although I hardly fell into it (studied Business Information Systems at Uni) so there had to be an interest there somewhere.
I have the occasional days of satisfaction. primarily when I see the word "Approved" to any sort of deliverable.
Lots...
I'm considering a commute from the Midlands to London going forward. I currently WFH 2 days a week and this is fairly common within the area I work in. We bought a small house in London last year which we will keep on rent.
Reasons are friends and family, larger houses (for hell of a lot less...
Just to ride off this thread....
I am about to complete a credit check for a new role, who do I put down as my current employer? My Ltd or ClientCo?
It requires a reference at that place of work, which I know they chase up, so if I put my Ltd down, would they just contact me?
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Having secured a role in London I am looking with some friends for a place to rent (intially) in London.
Working in Canary Wharf so anywhere within 30 mins would be considered, any of you moneybags have any 2-4 (just confirming numbers) bed places for rent?
Looking at early January.
Thanks...
I've gone with the "Unavailable for personal reasons" calender entry approach.
It's pretty obvious waht I'm upto though so an another poster mentioned, might just be worth coming out with it.
What's everyone's best interview muse to current clientCo? I took a day off for "personal" reasons yesterday but have now been asked to a follow up (and final) interview, next Monday.
Can I justify two Mondays running...
Swift answers please as I could do with letting the gaffer know by COP...
Someone got let go here a couple of weeks back on the spot, don't think he was "up to scratch".
Alarm bells started ringing when he walked past and said "nice working with you"...