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I live there. i'm about 2 miles from National Grid.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLeave a comment:
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Why do you live down there or are contracting there at the moment?Originally posted by courtg9000 View PostLeave a comment:
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If you need any specific advice about Warwick (hotels, restaurants, pubs, facilities) let me know and I will help where I can.
If it is National Grid/Telent or anything on that technology park, be mindful of traffic around there morning/evening rush hours and lunchtimes, it can be painful.Leave a comment:
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Wouldn't it? It wouldn't be the first time, either. WD has a lot of modules - my specialisation is payroll and absence systems, not recruitment thank goodnessOriginally posted by TheDude View PostLeave a comment:
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National Grid have offices at Thames Valley Park Reading and at Warwick Technology ParkLeave a comment:
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Good luck.
It would be particularly ironic to be stuck in a typical Workday ghosting scenario when applying for a Workday role.Leave a comment:
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Ah - never thought of that. Needless to say after it being all-fired urgent on Tuesday and me sending them everything they asked for whilst I was still talking to the agent, it's gone dead now. I am currently in a totally soul destroying permie job and I would so love to just walk straight out and go and do the contract gig.Originally posted by quackhandle View PostLeave a comment:
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Hoping to get back to contracting - Workday project Reading/Warwick
I am being contacted about a Workday (this is what I do these days) role. It's via an agency trying to pimp me to Wipro - who are doing a Workday UK payroll product for a client - they are saying occasional travel to Reading and Warwick - I don't suppose anyone has a clue on who the end client is? I realise this is a very niche request.
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