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Previously on "The S3 annual report"

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  • DodgyAgent
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    Originally posted by padinka
    No problem at all with making a profit - we all want to do that.

    Just a question though: do you think an average gross margin of 23% is acceptable?
    It clearly is

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  • bobhope
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    There are 4,719 contractors willing to work for them? I thought times were good.

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  • padinka
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    Originally posted by jh0711
    shock horror recruitment business makes a profit

    No problem at all with making a profit - we all want to do that.

    Just a question though: do you think an average gross margin of 23% is acceptable?

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  • jh0711
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    shock horror recruitment business makes a profit

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  • Sockpuppet
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    So basically all the agencies I don't deal with.

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  • padinka
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet
    In that case, yes I was just joshing.
    It's OK, I believe you.

    Also look for Computer Futures, Huxley, Progressive, Pathway and their ilk.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    In that case, yes I was just joshing.

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  • HankWangford
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet
    Would saying No lead to a lot of mocking.
    yes sock

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  • padinka
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet
    Would saying No lead to a lot of mocking.
    Yes it would!

    Just do a search on here for S3 (sometimes referred to as 'XX' for legal reasons) and form your own opion. Far be it from me to try to influence you in any way...

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Originally posted by padinka
    You have to be kidding right?
    Would saying No lead to a lot of mocking.

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  • padinka
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet
    OK, I am really stupid here but what is an "S3 agency".
    You have to be kidding right?

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  • Sockpuppet
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    OK, I am really stupid here but what is an "S3 agency".

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  • andy
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn
    It's got to be on anyones plan B.

    Pimping contractors and/or cheap Indians on government approved visas.

    Free mana from the gods.

    Get 20 contractors on the go and you have enough income to live like a king and not do a days (honest) work in your life.
    I once met somebody who used to do that. He had sponsored atleast a dozen indians for work permit and his income was about £30k/month.

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  • DimPrawn
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    It's got to be on anyones plan B.

    Pimping contractors and/or cheap Indians on government approved visas.

    Free mana from the gods.

    Get 20 contractors on the go and you have enough income to live like a king and not do a days (honest) work in your life.

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  • padinka
    started a topic The S3 annual report

    The S3 annual report

    Has been delayed from February to March.

    However their preliminary results for the period ending 30/11/2006 include the following little tidbit:

    Active contractors at period end increased by 8.1% to 4,719 (2005:4,365), with average gross profit per day rates increased by 11.1%

    I seem to recall from their previous report that their contractor gross margin was about 21%. This suggests it is now about 23.3% gross. Easy money if you can get it...

    Padinka

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