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Are you a fairly new contractor? Changing a rate before you start isn't really an indication of a company being legit or not.
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Maybe it's a test... If a project manager won't defend his own day rate, what's he going to be like if a client's supplier starts messing around mid-project?Originally posted by cojak View PostYou should have the rate in your contract. If they changed the rate it means they've changed your previously ageed contract, which they can't do with your agreement to the change.
If they tried to pull this trick on me I would tell them to forget it and not start work the next day, as in my book this change makes the contract void.
Tell them you WILL start work as per the agreed contract.
(I would also try to get word to the client why I won't be starting tomorrow.)
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You should have the rate in your contract. If they changed the rate it means they've changed your previously ageed contract, which they can't do with your agreement to the change.Originally posted by Jcochr View PostAre practicus legit? Just worried as they changed the rate on my contract the day before it was due to start.
If they tried to pull this trick on me I would tell them to forget it and not start work the next day, as in my book this change makes the contract void.
Tell them you WILL start work as per the agreed contract.
(I would also try to get word to the client why I won't be starting tomorrow.)
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Practicis ok?
Are practicus legit? Just worried as they changed the rate on my contract the day before it was due to start.
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My understanding from working with Practicus is that there are not many ture companies purely specialising in project management recruitment in the UK, you will often find 1-2 consultants per large/generic agency providing these services.
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Try these guys
Iv'e used Generic Software on a number of occasions and found them to be usefull.
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Will check them out, cheers. Surely there must be more though... I'll do some digging.
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Practicus
Practicus - I was with them on my last gig. Their contracts are PCG contracts, so a real bonus.
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Project Management Agencies
Hi all,
I'm sick of these general agencies who try and get me in for a J2EE developer role even though it clearly says on my CV that I have managed development projects and not did the actual development!
In any case, can anyone recommend a good project management agency I can join?
Thanks,
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