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Previously on "Has the contract market in London died?"
No, as I got a new contract last week at [generic large bank] in London. BA, but not IT
Just started a direct one last Monday at an IB, Analyst / Developer sort of hybrid role, but based with the business.
Thing is, everyone's market is different, some will be doing well, others less so.
Even in a buoyant market this holds true, its just some will be getting a much higher day rate than others.
When times get hard, you have to realise that there are plenty of people on the market to choose from and.......
a) People will be filling contracts direct as experienced resource becomes more important, as resource is limited.
b) Agents "pet" contractors will be made aware of and are applying for roles that never hit the job boards.
You really are an ignorant chunt.
There is a shortage of skills at the higher levels that require mathematical ability, these pay more than 100 an hour.
Will forever be beyond you though.
You really are an ignorant chunt.
There is a shortage of skills at the higher levels that require mathematical ability, these pay more than 100 an hour.
Will forever be beyond you though.
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