I have a gig at last. Getting it took way longer than I wanted it to but I'm hoping it's just down to the time of the year. So, off to Swindon I go!
Just need to find somewhere to crash during the week. Any recommendations gratefully received. Currently booked into a hotel for week one with a view to securing something else pretty quickly. Was looking at a flat but three month contracts on furnished properties are proving rare (something about them being a holiday let, I'm not into the ins and outs of rental) and it's been suggested I go for a serviced/managed property at squillions a week but with all bills and mod-cons thrown in. Could stay in a hotel for less!
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIBM are also in Horsham, Southwater to be exact, was approached for a Configuration Management role there earlier this year but was otherwise occupied at the time.Last edited by arthur_cider; 27 November 2007, 19:46.
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Originally posted by lawrenso View PostWhat is the location?
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The PM is working now ;>) Sent a message...Last edited by castoff101; 27 November 2007, 19:48.
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Don't know what is up with my account - I gather it is because I am a new poster!!
What is the location?
Cheers
Steve
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Will PM you...
Ah, you do not have this feature enabled!
Three months initially, you also need VBA plus some BA experience.
But, somebody has a second interview later this week - so maybe too lateLast edited by castoff101; 26 November 2007, 21:21.
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Originally posted by castoff101 View PostHi KP
Sorry the requirement is for SQL Server 2005.
What, where and how long is the 2005 work - I have 7 years DBA experience with quals (and lots of experience) in both 2000 and 2005. Predominantly around production/performance tuning/trouble shooting with a splash of development/design etc.
Cheers
Lawrenso
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Update!
I'm sure you're chomping at the bit to find out whether I am gainfully employed or not.
Had an interview on Friday in Guildford - incident/service management arena, decent quids, easy drive (only 40 miles each way).
Got another interview on Monday in Swindon - BA-ish, user access requirements analysis, better quids, not such an easy drive (115 miles each way).
Hmm... Decisions, decisions
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Originally posted by castoff101 View PostHi KP
Sorry the requirement is for SQL Server 2005.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostI'm looking for SQL Server 2000 DBA/analyst work at the moment. Do you have anything relevant?
Sorry the requirement is for SQL Server 2005.
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Originally posted by ladymuck View Post...but here goes nothing.
I'm on the hunt for a new contract. Just finished a gig in Canary Wharf basically analysing data for a application migration project and presenting it into easy-to-read formats for the PM's to mull over.
Main skills include advanced Excel and good use of VBA, project admin/co-ordination, data analysis, budget management/analysis, change and configuration management, business process/procedure documentation. I'm actually very good at anything involving staring at spreadsheets all day and pulling salient information from swathes of data. Anything that screams 'admin' is also right up my street.
Looking for something in South-East UK (I live in Sussex) and prefer not to have a huge commute unless (a) the job is fantastic, or (b) the pay is fantastic. Got a full home office set up with all the necessary kit so am happy to take on something outside my target area if it's ok to just turn up every now and then for meetings, etc.
PM me if you want more details, any serious offer considered. Only been out a week but I'm bored already.
TTFN
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Originally posted by castoff101 View PostHi Muck ... I am working in Horsham at the moment
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Originally posted by castoff101 View PostDo you know SQL Server 2005 by any chance?
Let me know...
Cheers
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