Reply to: No water at client's site?

[cojak]

This is no longer a Professional thread. Locked.

[Cirrus]

That the one near Queen Street Station yeh?

Spot on!

And in case it wasn't totally clear: after two weeks I did enter despite the seats were always red hot from the intensity of use.

I went in because...

... I AM A CONTRACTOR

[psychocandy]

Sounds like you are trying to arrange some kind of CUK, all male, toilet cruisers meet up



Really, even after you have followed someone in who has had an iffy ruby, the night before

I would agree as long as there is multiple choice. You need a backup for instances like this.

However, in an ideal scenario the no neighbour trap is best IMHO.

One toilet total is worse of course because of what you mention.

Which is why costa coffee pees me off. Overinflated prices for a coffee and the buggers build one bog and make you queue up to dispose of it. I often wonder if anyone has ever pissed/shat themselves in a costa because the queue is so big.

[LondonManc]

Only thing to concern me would be no dump facilities. Although I'd be happy to add to the pile until its 'pyramid'ing above the rim.

Just imagine you're at a music festival.

Client problem then to poke it all down with a big stick when they sort the plumbing.

Enough of your project management technique, what about the toilet problems?

[MrMarkyMark]

That the one near Queen Street Station yeh?

Sounds like you are trying to arrange some kind of CUK, all male, toilet cruisers meet up

One toilet at client has a single trap. Ideal

Really, even after you have followed someone in who has had an iffy ruby, the night before

[psychocandy]

A while back I started at BT in Cardiff - Brunel House. The toilets were so frightening it took me two weeks to pluck up courage to go in. Before that I always used to go back to the Holiday Inn.

That the one near Queen Street Station yeh?

Posh crappers are near the top of my must-have lists for gigs ;-)

(I've got a hatred of cubicle/partition types - much prefer a separate. One toilet at client has a single trap. Ideal)

[piotrkula]

Go to shop, buy bottled water and hot coffee. Claim expense from your company.
Work, thats why they pay you.

[Cirrus]

A while back I started at BT in Cardiff - Brunel House. The toilets were so frightening it took me two weeks to pluck up courage to go in. Before that I always used to go back to the Holiday Inn.

[psychocandy]

Only thing to concern me would be no dump facilities. Although I'd be happy to add to the pile until its 'pyramid'ing above the rim.

Just imagine you're at a music festival.

Client problem then to poke it all down with a big stick when they sort the plumbing.

[I just need to test it]

I wonder if OP ever got his day in loo?

[Bee]

No toillet!!!!

You should prepare a survial kit with plastic bags, toillet paper, water...

Don't forget the air spray.

[Cirrus]

Don't lecture me unless you're a lecturer

In the UK photos are a no-no.

I arrived at a challenger bank and at the same moment so did the guy with the photo.

So no - photos are not a no-no.

Stop being so black-and-white.

That's Northern's job.

[garethevans1986]

Go to the nearest (decent) pub, work from there, invoice.

[SueEllen]

Ah well.

You see - there is no God

And ... there is no R U L E O F C V s.

I was asking for people's opinions.

There are actually rules of CVs that vary both by country and sector.

In every country your CV must be easy to read and not bore the reader.

In the UK photos are a no-no. In some countries in mainland Europe your CV will be binned without one.

In the UK age and other factors that can be used to discriminate against you are a no-no.

In the IT sector you can get away with a CV longer than 2 pages but don't do that if you are a office admin.

etc.

Anyway as MS said tell the person to go to that CV talk.

[Cirrus]

Phew

fairly fundamental rule of CVs.

Ah well.

You see - there is no God

And ... there is no R U L E O F C V s.

I was asking for people's opinions.