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Agree with NLUK, definitely a rookie mistake.
Back to retirement, shame.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostClient whose useless project manager said they didn’t need to extend me any further last month has had to get his boss’s boss to phone me asking can I please come back for a couple of months.
Question for NLUK’s accountant: This guy originally phoned me last week while I was on holiday in Italy and we had a preliminary discussion. Since I was there with one of My Ltd’s shareholders, and since it was a business call, can I expense my board meeting?
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostUn-boomed. Paperwork hasn’t arrived yet and I’ve just heard they are bringing in a foreign resource to do it (one who has no knowledge of the project, but is cheaper)
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<can't find a negative banana>
they'll want you back for longer when the cheapo Fubars it though
and you can charge more for sh1t shovelling.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostUn-boomed. Paperwork hasn’t arrived yet and I’ve just heard they are bringing in a foreign resource to do it (one who has no knowledge of the project, but is cheaper)
Still you might be getting a call in 2 - 3 months when everything has gone horribly wrong.
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Un-boomed. Paperwork hasn’t arrived yet and I’ve just heard they are bringing in a foreign resource to do it (one who has no knowledge of the project, but is cheaper)
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostClient whose useless project manager said they didn’t need to extend me any further last month has had to get his boss’s boss to phone me asking can I please come back for a couple of months.
Question for NLUK’s accountant: This guy originally phoned me last week while I was on holiday in Italy and we had a preliminary discussion. Since I was there with one of My Ltd’s shareholders, and since it was a business call, can I expense my holiday?
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Boom-ette (and a Q for NLUK)
Client whose useless project manager said they didn’t need to extend me any further last month has had to get his boss’s boss to phone me asking can I please come back for a couple of months.
Question for NLUK’s accountant: This guy originally phoned me last week while I was on holiday in Italy and we had a preliminary discussion. Since I was there with one of My Ltd’s shareholders, and since it was a business call, can I expense my holiday?Tags: None
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