Dont bother applying for this role.

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TheFaQQer replied

3 November 2009, 10:28
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

Sounds like a perfect gig to me. So long as I'm out of there by the time it all kicks off

I was There's only so many times you can say "BUT IT DOESN'T WORK!!!" and be ignored before you give up and take the money.

Kerching.
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DiscoStu replied

2 November 2009, 21:03
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

Better than the last Public Sector gig I did - they brought in people from their IT department to do UAT for the end client. Who knew nothing about how the end-client worked, nor cared - they just ticked the boxes that said "this seems OK" and signed it off as OK.

Sounds like a perfect gig to me. So long as I'm out of there by the time it all kicks off
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TheFaQQer replied

2 November 2009, 19:46
Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post

Brilliant. Hire a specialist UAT tester to come in and do your UAT for you.

Another world-beating idea brought to you by the UK Public Sector.

Better than the last Public Sector gig I did - they brought in people from their IT department to do UAT for the end client. Who knew nothing about how the end-client worked, nor cared - they just ticked the boxes that said "this seems OK" and signed it off as OK.
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BolshieBastard replied

2 November 2009, 18:53
It's Northern (C)Rock btw!
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thunderlizard replied

2 November 2009, 17:31
Brilliant. Hire a specialist UAT tester to come in and do your UAT for you.

Another world-beating idea brought to you by the UK Public Sector.
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BolshieBastard started a topic Dont bother applying for this role.

2 November 2009, 17:15
Dont bother applying for this role.

Its been put on jobswerve on at least 3 different days by the same agency in the last 10 days. Oh and louise is never available.

You will get some geek asking for 'two references; though.

http://www.jobserve.com/UAT-Tester-N...BEC3F2C8.jsjob
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