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would you get in ? i thought it was a one way street, they can come here and work (claim benefits?) in there millions but not the other way around
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IT Jobs Watch - VBA SearchOriginally posted by smileyface View PostHi,
Have I been looking in the wrong places or have VBA contracting roles really dried up in 2016?
I use this for my current skillset, if you start to see lots of red down arrows, it's time to retrain or become a "specialist" (read, hardly any jobs, have to travel further to get one).
A rank of 209 or 370 would suggest you're already firmly niche.
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FTFY
Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostHe will outsource it to Suity, to totally feck it up, for £6.69 / hour.
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He will outsource it to Suity for £6.69 / hour.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostGiving it some thought?
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This. Covered by BCBS compliance in IBs....Originally posted by bobspud View PostYes I have seen a few of them in the distant past and can knock out a mean spreadsheet myself when needs must. But thats a nice neat use case for a comparatively small market. Everyone else that I have looked at helping migrate to new platforms wants Access and Excel monsters gone. Especially If the information needs to log who has seen it or changed it.
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Yes I have seen a few of them in the distant past and can knock out a mean spreadsheet myself when needs must. But thats a nice neat use case for a comparatively small market. Everyone else that I have looked at helping migrate to new platforms wants Access and Excel monsters gone. Especially If the information needs to log who has seen it or changed it.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIt's hard to believe I know, but all these banks and casino investment companies run everything from Access and Excel. I think they spent all the billions on bonuses...
VBA is still crazy popular in the City for powering spreadsheets used by analysts, traders and risk desks.
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Giving it some thought?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWow 450 sobs for Excel. Who'd have thunk it.
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The more they quote, the more skilled the contractor needs to be and the more £ they expect.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostFTFY
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Originally posted by smileyface View PostMeaning they prob DON'T need all that, but some tosser of a manager has decided to list all the components of his teams technology stack, as it makes him feel more important
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