Reply to: deployment managers wanted

[captainham]

Thanks. How do people actually get a contract when they cant understand a job spec or read between the lines?

Apologies; that will teach me to only skim-read posts (although I seriously doubt that to be honest!).

I'm ok with getting a contract though thanks, cos I don't get them from reading forum posts on here! Not yet anyway, or ever based on this showing

[escapeUK]

one of the most relevant responses actually!!

Thanks. How do people actually get a contract when they cant understand a job spec or read between the lines?

[scooby]

one of the most relevant responses actually!!

[escapeUK]

Erm....I hate baked beans but is that relevant to this thread?!

This bit lead me to think so "Need to be experienced desktop or printer roll out deployment managers." Did you suspect the job might have something to do with deploying printers?

[captainham]

Have any of the posts on this thread (apart from scoobys) been relevant?

Yeah but at least you could see where the others were coming from, this one stood out as...odd!

[eek]

deployment managers wanted

Erm....I hate baked beans but is that relevant to this thread?!

Have any of the posts on this thread (apart from scoobys) been relevant?

[captainham]

I hate printers too, few things piss me off more than someone ringing me saying my printer wont print. Usually when you look its someone printing a google map for their holiday and never anything work related.

Or the other classic is someone has a printer that breaks, so we buy them a new one, the old one gets shoved somewhere. A few months later someone else finds it who thinks they should have a printer so they take the broken one and then ring to complain it doesnt work.

Erm....I hate baked beans but is that relevant to this thread?!

[escapeUK]

I hate printers too, few things piss me off more than someone ringing me saying my printer wont print. Usually when you look its someone printing a google map for their holiday and never anything work related.

Or the other classic is someone has a printer that breaks, so we buy them a new one, the old one gets shoved somewhere. A few months later someone else finds it who thinks they should have a printer so they take the broken one and then ring to complain it doesnt work.

[pmeswani]

And it is a reasonable to good rate!! Although it depends on what you call reasonable for deployment...

I'm guessing if it is a Bob, anything more than £50 per day is a good rate. Much cheapness....

[scooby]

And it is a reasonable to good rate!! Although it depends on what you call reasonable for deployment...

[scooby]

It does sound pretty bad. Would have to be pretty desperado to consider it I reckon.

You get what you see with me!! I'd rather be upfront and the person be aware, than face the issues i have now 8wks in...

[escapeUK]

It does sound pretty bad. Would have to be pretty desperado to consider it I reckon.

[fullyautomatix]

Did I post in general by mistake?


Just setting expectations, I have one pm ready to bail, another is tulip and will be off soon. I inherited these ones, whoever I bring in will be there to the death...

I know what you mean, but mate, you couldnt have painted a more worse picture for the roles.

[scooby]

Did I post in general by mistake?


Just setting expectations, I have one pm ready to bail, another is tulip and will be off soon. I inherited these ones, whoever I bring in will be there to the death...

[SimonMac]

Where does aussielong fit into structure?

Hopefully the foundations, covered in concrete