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Previously on "Back and Benched - damned and boomed"
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Market seems pretty buoyant in London, although not as much as a it was a few weeks back.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostEr you can far cough. I was responding to the lad's thread and affirming his statement on the state of the market. I was "starting" nothing. Cockwomble.
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i had 2 agents today asking me to fix a particular project with problems. I couldn't even think of anyone who is currently available so I don't this problem is everywhere as some markets still have far more demand than supply.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostEr you can far cough. I was responding to the lad's thread and affirming his statement on the state of the market. I was "starting" nothing. Cockwomble.
I'm probably the exception that proves the point thoughLast edited by eek; 3 June 2016, 18:38.
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Go Suity ! Get that fat ****** told !!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostEr you can far cough. I was responding to the lad's thread and affirming his statement on the state of the market. I was "starting" nothing. Cockwomble.
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I think you've got those the wrong way around.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostNice to see you back.
If the market is really dead, then take what you can get - no matter how crappy. Otherwise you might end up claiming JSA, or, worse, going permie.
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Oh FFS, please don't start it again SuityOriginally posted by suityou01 View PostJob boards teaming with ads. No bites. I think the market is dead too.
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Job boards teaming with ads. No bites. I think the market is dead too.
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Nice to see you back.
If the market is really dead, then take what you can get - no matter how crappy. Otherwise you might end up claiming JSA, or, worse, going permie.
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Back and Benched - damned and boomed
Was a 30 day Ban FYI. Nonetheless cheers for making my point guys
Properly benched for the first time in 5 years now....
I know why too - Market is dead as anything and only have 1 interview lined up with another one pending. Both far from home too albeit on very good rates. Potential gig within my network at my doorstep but with a low rate. Just awaiting approval.
Perfect time weather wise to be on the bench.
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