I'm TOAST !

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sasguru replied

28 November 2006, 19:37
Originally posted by SasGnu

Bollocks

Mooooooooooooo!
imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Thank you ...
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SasGnu replied

28 November 2006, 19:03
Bollocks
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Mordac replied

28 November 2006, 18:26
Originally posted by TonyEnglish

"Wouldn't even give one to Michael Grade, so he walked."

I liked the way the beeb made this a headline story. How many times have we had headline breaking news about a change at the top of any other organisation?

Nothing like blowing your own trumpet and hyping yourself up a bit!

Hardly blowing their own trumpet though, was it? They might as well have said "We're so tulip, our boss is off to ITV!"
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scriptfromscratch replied

28 November 2006, 18:20
my finger is on the button
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lukemg replied

28 November 2006, 15:59
Just got stuck into Jobserve, got the familiar rush of adrenaline, I absolutely love playing this game. Nothing better than the call saying you win, they want you. Of course actually going in to do the job is always a major letdown...
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BoredBloke replied

28 November 2006, 15:55
"Wouldn't even give one to Michael Grade, so he walked."

I liked the way the beeb made this a headline story. How many times have we had headline breaking news about a change at the top of any other organisation?

Nothing like blowing your own trumpet and hyping yourself up a bit!
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Ardesco replied

28 November 2006, 15:45
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wendigo100 replied

28 November 2006, 15:44
Originally posted by Ardesco

I was looking at a role with the BBC a couple of months ago but they were refusing point blank to agree to an IR35 complient contract.

Wouldn't even give one to Michael Grade, so he walked.
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Ardesco replied

28 November 2006, 15:20
Originally posted by premiere

BBC at White City were looking for Service Delivery Managers (around 400 - 420 per day) a short while ago. Don't know if they still are tho.

I was looking at a role with the BBC a couple of months ago but they were refusing point blank to agree to an IR35 complient contract.
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premiere replied

28 November 2006, 15:13
BBC at White City were looking for Service Delivery Managers (around 400 - 420 per day) a short while ago. Don't know if they still are tho.
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lukemg started a topic I'm TOAST !

28 November 2006, 15:07
I'm TOAST !

Ok, looks like it's going to be a cold Christmas at Lukemg Towers. Done 6 months, hoping for another 5 (11 month rule) to see me through nicely to a lazy and thanks to climate change a near endless summer. Got 2.5 weeks left, started to ask questions and just been told budget is under discussion but by no means certain, start looking if you want.
Better than hearing nothing but could well be turfed out into the white hot period of recruitment known as the last week before Christmas. Feck time to hit jobserve and cwjobs !
Anyone need a Service Del Manager, will work for food...(and a small contrib to expenses)
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