Originally posted by AtW
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Previously on "Weekend Working"
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Working for charity today: it may not pay much, but it makes me feel good.
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me too
every little counts
and next weekend
then a pause and the following 2 weeks
Milan.
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I can do things when it is necessary - I don't want to be permie, SKA is about to reach new level and it needs all my attention.
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By the hour of course... My working days are quite long.Originally posted by AtWDo you charge by our? Working here myself, charging daily rate, good one too. Incidentally it should end at the time you start your permie job...
AtW, you couldn't hack it here, you've got to be able to communicate effectively.
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Do you charge by our? Working here myself, charging daily rate, good one too. Incidentally it should end at the time you start your permie job...
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There you go again AtW, spouting tulipe.Originally posted by AtWSpod is a permie -- should not be getting overtime...
I'm not a permy until 02/10/06
As MB rightly says, every little helps. Not only that, had an 18 hour day yesterday... Oooooh, that last invoice...
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Im in, weekend release plan goes through weekend 24/7, hotels laid on. Ching ching
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