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Originally posted by alreadypackedThanks, what really pi$$ed me off was I didn't realise it was direct, I could have pitched the rate higher. Afraid to do anything now in case it falls out of bed.
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I had a chat once with a client. Convesation went like this:-
Them : Can you do X?
Me : Yes
Them : Can you do Y?
Me : Yes
Them : Can you start on Monday?
That was it. Took a couple of minutes and the contract was in the bag.
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Originally posted by DiverHow on earth are you going to survive on minimum wage
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Originally posted by alreadypackedThanks, what really pi$$ed me off was I didn't realise it was direct, I could have pitched the rate higher. Afraid to do anything now in case it falls out of bed.
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Originally posted by SockpuppetYour a hooker?
If you client falls out of bed grab his wallet and run!
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Originally posted by alreadypackedThanks, what really pi$$ed me off was I didn't realise it was direct, I could have pitched the rate higher. Afraid to do anything now in case it falls out of bed.
If you client falls out of bed grab his wallet and run!
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Originally posted by xoggothWhy not? I have done direct quite a bit. An agency does provide a bit more security I suppose, I lost £1500 last year when the client went broke. Just watch out for late paying, it's a bad sign. Is that gloomy enough?
PS They could be white slavers come to think of it.
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Why not? I have done direct quite a bit. An agency does provide a bit more security I suppose, I lost £1500 last year when the client went broke. Just watch out for late paying, it's a bad sign. Is that gloomy enough?
PS They could be white slavers come to think of it.
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Contract direct with client
I was contact directly by the client from Jobserve I think, had a 20 minuet chat this morning, sent me a contract seems ok, asked for a reference. Can't be this easy, am I missing something?
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