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Who cares as long as you have a personal target and the clientco are paying you to achieve it!Originally posted by vwdan View PostYep, crazy! I'm a bit torn though - I'm 100% focussed on hitting our mortgage deposit goal but I really can't believe I'm in Feb already.
This gig was meant to finish end of Feb, but they've just sacked off the guy I was working with and decided to stick with me. So, the extension will probably be there if I want it but there's been so much history of tulip design and technical debt that I really don't know if I want it.
Look busy, get an extension and sit on a high chair counting money!
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FTFYOriginally posted by vwdan View Post...there's been so much history of tulip design and technical debt that Kerrrching!
Are you sure etc?
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Yep, crazy! I'm a bit torn though - I'm 100% focussed on hitting our mortgage deposit goal but I really can't believe I'm in Feb already.
This gig was meant to finish end of Feb, but they've just sacked off the guy I was working with and decided to stick with me. So, the extension will probably be there if I want it but there's been so much history of tulip design and technical debt that I really don't know if I want it.
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Can't say I'm sorry to see the back of January - it's been a bit of a bugger of a month
Seven weeks left on this gig. I'll be ready for a break by then.
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That too, although I have thought about it.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostI've yet to get dressed this month
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I have yet to leave the house this month.Originally posted by ctdctd View PostLast two gigs have been with weekly self billing pimps - I'm getting quite attached to them.
Push authorise button on timesheet - money turns up a week later.
I went for a walk to celebrate February - it appears to be colder than January so far!
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