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WTFH replied

10 July 2016, 16:42
Originally posted by cojak View Post

But anyone can use Google

You're not just "anybody"
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cojak replied

10 July 2016, 16:41
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

So is being a mod (you know we can click to see the edits/previous versions)

But anyone can use Google
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WTFH replied

10 July 2016, 14:56
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Google caching is your friend...

So is being a mod (you know we can click to see the edits/previous versions)
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cojak replied

10 July 2016, 13:50
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Damn. I should have quoted that shouldn't I.

Google caching is your friend...
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northernladuk replied

10 July 2016, 13:30
Damn. I should have quoted that shouldn't I.
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Kprad35 replied

10 July 2016, 13:10
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

You can't be jumping gigs just because you think it won't last long. That's what we do. IMO you've committed to a client so see it through. You get some crap gigs, you get some good ones. At the end of the day all gigs are temporary so will end so just grow some and see the bad ones through.

The only caveat is if the company about to go bust. If that's the case you need to get out to protect yourself.

It's advice by the way.

Makes sense.thanks
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northernladuk replied

10 July 2016, 10:58
Originally posted by Kprad35 View Post

Situation: I joined a contract on personal reference via a consultancy firm without any formal interview. High profile project but company is in turmoil. I also had another offer from a good bank but knowing their slow progress on BC/on-boarding (minimum 2 months) , I joined the first one as I didn't want to wait for 2 months.
After working for one month, I realised I may not last long as there is one more BA ( much cheaper than me and joined at the same time as me) working on the same task( not sure why ?),so sooner or later someone may realise one can be dumped.
Now re 2nd offer,I have finally received email to initiate BC last week( almost one and half month after verbal offer). Not sure if I should go with BC.

Ideally there shouldn't be any confusion and I should honour what I accepted first but given my previous 2 contracts didn't last an year( 8 and 9 months) and It was reminded in almost every interview.So don't want to take any chance.
Any advise?

You can't be jumping gigs just because you think it won't last long. That's what we do. IMO you've committed to a client so see it through. You get some crap gigs, you get some good ones. At the end of the day all gigs are temporary so will end so just grow some and see the bad ones through.

The only caveat is if the company about to go bust. If that's the case you need to get out to protect yourself.

It's advice by the way.
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10 July 2016, 10:42
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