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Ha Ha. Thats just so people know my status!Originally posted by Pondlife View PostIf you have it as an option in you're sig, it's fair game.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostWhos whining now?Only you could put negative comments in a (potential, can't even get the boom post right) boom.6 weeks left client already asking me about extension.
Obviously, not worked out how bad I am yet or they're desperate!
Makes a change to be honest. Last few clients have been last minute.
Its nice to be able to look around and see if theres anything else but a bit irritating that you have to sort your CV, deal with agents etc when you'd really just prefer to stay where you are.
Current gig is decent rate, decent work, and they're putting me through SC (so I've got to stay for a few more months at least to get this!). Only downer is its a bit of a trek every day from home (could be worse could be mon-fri).Last edited by northernladuk; 23 January 2015, 15:56.
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Harsh pondie. Not claimed JSA since November 2013 but you let wont let me forget it.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostYou're missing the point. The boom is for us as it's one less entitled dolie we have to fund.
Cant wait to claim again mind just so I can let you lot know.
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Good point :-)Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt's not a boom because your client asked if you're interested in an extension. It's a boom when you have the signature.
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Whos whining now?Originally posted by eek View PostFor posting in the appropriate, correct, forum

For the boom
meh
Sorry but your whining and general attitude seems to rather restrict the amount of celebrating that is worthwhile...
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It's not a boom because your client asked if you're interested in an extension. It's a boom when you have the signature.
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It's a trap! Run away. No company should ever be that desperate.Originally posted by psychocandy View Post6 weeks left client already asking me about extension.
Obviously, not worked out how bad I am yet or they're desperate!...
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