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I did this once and they wanted to put me forward for a role at half my usual rate.
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Originally posted by expat View PostNot at all. I am happy to work with agents. I am happy to be taken on by a Tier 2 agent, on the grounds that the Tier 1 agent found the role and the Tier 2 agent found me, and we got together through the combined work of the two agents. But if the "Tier2(+?)" agent is in India, I find it less easy to swallow the idea that were it not for him I would never have found the contract.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostHarsh
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI am out bobbing them with my rat run across the mediterranean
CUK (I'm sure) would be happy to sponsor your one way ticket
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostUnbelievably liberal of you DA since your lot are now getting Bobbed out as well
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Originally posted by expat View PostIf you are in the UK going for a UK-based role, then someone from an agency in a country far away is probably not so much an agent finding you a contract, as a parasite inserting himself in the chain, to your cost.
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostI refuse on principal to consider any role advertised by the mob across the ocean, would rather deal with Dodgy than a load of Bobs...
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostCombination of factors, the tone of the email and low rate give it away, £300 a day in London FFS!
Rates have definitely been pushed down, and seeing a recent bulk email I received from a well known agency gives a possible why. Out of 600+ names (yep, they put them in cc not bcc!) to say mine was one of very few English sounding ones (10% at most), was a bit of a shock.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post^ This. Nothing racist about it, but the rates and service and security aspect (please send a copy of bank statements, passport etc to secure this role) means they can FOAD.
This industry is ****ed as it is, without Bob agencies lowering rates and pissing off clients with terrible service.
PS. Can you imagain a Bob agency placing Suity to a client. Jeez what a combo....
Adapt or die you thick crustacean.
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Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostSeen £150 PD, London, in what I do .
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Originally posted by SlipTheJab View Post£300 a day in London FFS!
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Originally posted by yetanotherbob View PostThat's a scam I have been worried about. Basically as far as possible I would prefer to send CV's to known agents or directly to clients.
Out of interest, how do you distinguish between the two?
- Accents/Grammar/Names?
- Company based abroad?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post^ This. Nothing racist about it, but the rates and service and security aspect (please send a copy of bank statements, passport etc to secure this role) means they can FOAD.
This industry is ****ed as it is, without Bob agencies lowering rates and pissing off clients with terrible service.
PS. Can you imagain a Bob agency placing Suity to a client. Jeez what a combo....
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