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Nah you were just up against people who had been continually in FS and have the same skill set as you.Originally posted by SneakySimon View PostI was in Financial Services for 11 years, took a 9 month role in retail, rolling out a new EPOS system - trying to a get a gig immediately after that was challenging - the recruiters seem to think in 9 months, any Financial Services knowledge would have disappeared!
If you are doing the latest and greatest stuff they don't care what industry sector you were in and moved from.
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I was in Financial Services for 11 years, took a 9 month role in retail, rolling out a new EPOS system - trying to a get a gig immediately after that was challenging - the recruiters seem to think in 9 months, any Financial Services knowledge would have disappeared!Originally posted by GJABS View PostIs this the case even if you also have financial services industry experience?
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Go on then, you take it.Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostYou fools! This is a perfect opportunity!
Join the HMRC and bring down the project from the inside! Take one for the team and the greater good of the contractor family!
<whole of CUK takes a step back...>
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If it suity we was talking about I would agree with you....Originally posted by ContractorHardman View PostYou fools! This is a perfect opportunity!
Join the HMRC and bring down the project from the inside! Take one for the team and the greater good of the contractor family!
Last edited by eek; 1 December 2016, 13:46.
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You fools! This is a perfect opportunity!
Join the HMRC and bring down the project from the inside! Take one for the team and the greater good of the contractor family!
Last edited by ContractorHardman; 1 December 2016, 12:12.
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Most Public Sector contractors are the dregs, taking laughable rates in exchange for zero productivity, because no Private Sector client that needs to turn a profit would touch them.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThey want people who have proven records of working with tulip.
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You're absolutely right. You know your arse from your elbow. You know one more thing than they do, which is the consultancy definition of an expert. Lead on my friend!Originally posted by SimonMac View PostIts Hector, they don't know their arse from their elbow so I can be an expert
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If Saddam Hussein had asked you to join his Revolutionary Guard, would you?
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Standards must be dropping if the top investment banks want ex-HMRC contractors, blimey.
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I've just gone from PS to FS although I had extensive FS before the PS gig.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostOnce public sector appears on your CV, you can forget ever getting a contract in the financial services industry.
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