Back on the Bench

[darrylmg]

...and find suitable lodgings close to the office...

That's probably the most frustrating.
Finding something suitable takes a lot of effort.
I normally leave that until after the first couple of days.
I get a crappy B&B during the initial period, just so there's minimal risk if it all goes poof. Then I task the company secretary to do some work and find something better and more long term.

[quackhandle]

Thems the breaks, move on and find the next one.

Good Luck.

qh

[SussexSeagull]

The inability of British business to organise itself constantly amazes me.

[Jubber]

Did the right thing Fella. Next gig will be a breeze. Onwards and upwards.

[Andy Hallett]

What is your skill set?

[Scotchpie]

Well, I turned up in good faith for my new contract down in London, only to find there wasn't a job. My interview which went well and I was told my skill set was in need on a project and hired shortly after only to find the complete opposite.

Oh well, back on the bench. They've agreed to cover my two days down there at the agreed day rate as I turned up in good faith. I also have an interview next Tuesday for a role and I'm almost a cert for another starting in a couple of weeks, both commutable distances from home. So cannot complain too much.

Still its a little frustrating after travelling to the other side of the country and find suitable lodgings close to the office only to be told to go home.