Campion Wilcocks 'Associate' - posh word for "a name on their database"?

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mailric replied

17 September 2008, 20:35
Originally posted by pmeswani View Post

Did you ask for a copy of the receipt? If so.... I think your consultant title is well founded.

and dont forget to claim the mileage to/from the coffee shop
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pmeswani replied

17 September 2008, 08:08
Originally posted by mailric View Post

hey! i'm a consultant...

Did you ask for a copy of the receipt? If so.... I think your consultant title is well founded.
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mailric replied

17 September 2008, 07:23
hey! i'm a consultant...
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DodgyAgent replied

15 September 2008, 16:34
Originally posted by mailric View Post

ah, well.. they can have as much made up information about previous jobs as they like if they are paying for lunch.

Shallow git!
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mailric replied

15 September 2008, 15:19
ah, well.. they can have as much made up information about previous jobs as they like if they are paying for lunch.
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TykeMerc replied

15 September 2008, 13:56
I'd be very surprised if it's more than salesman spin.

Odds are they will attempt to "market" you to clients at the same time they use the information mined from you at the meeting about past clients to punt at new leads you inadvertantly gave them.

I avoid meeting agents unless it's a meeting to discuss final contract terms and the agent is buying lunch.
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mailric started a topic Campion Wilcocks 'Associate' - posh word for "a name on their database"?

15 September 2008, 13:45
Campion Wilcocks 'Associate' - posh word for "a name on their database"?

Any views on Campion Wilcocks chaps/chappettes?

Is it worth a meeting ("interview") with their Client Director? And are you tied into them any more than a regular agency? Whats the difference?
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