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RandyW replied

10 December 2007, 23:28
Originally posted by PRC1964 View Post

e) I'm Threaded and I answered this last year.

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PRC1964 replied

10 December 2007, 23:26
e) I'm Threaded and I answered this last year.
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RandyW replied

10 December 2007, 23:20
Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post

d) I am AndyW

I'm AndyW
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DiscoStu replied

10 December 2007, 23:09
d) I am AndyW
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Gonzo replied

10 December 2007, 22:18
Originally posted by shelby68 View Post

Quick straw poll out there,

should I:

a) Take an extension in a job I hate working for a manager who hates contractors and generally makes my life a misery, but try and push for a ridiculous amount of money; but still feel I should have left,

or....

b) Refuse an extension and take my chances in the new year there by dropping said tool head manager right in the Sh!t.

I know as a contractor I should just pick up the money and get on with it, but I really have had enough of this idiot.

Suggestions or thoughts on the back of a post card to...

b) but don't burn your bridges. Smile sweetly and don't renew for personal reasons, doing a bit of travelling, spend quality time with your family, whatever.

Life is too short to put up with tulip, and as a contractor you don't have to.

Mrs Gonzo hates her permie job but only because she hates her manager. I keep telling her to quit but she won't listen to me.
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beaker replied

10 December 2007, 22:10
Definately b). It's not worth being unhappy.

If you're any good you'll find something better in the new year anyway
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xoggoth replied

10 December 2007, 21:56
Rarely had a manager problem but definitely b, take no sh 1te.
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SallyAnne replied

10 December 2007, 21:34
Where's the poll?!!
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TheFaQQer replied

10 December 2007, 21:30
I'll go for

c) Learn how to spell Renewal

HTH.
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Lucifer Box replied

10 December 2007, 21:16
b).

Oh and give me your PM's phone number. I might have a new year opportunity for him.
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shelby68 started a topic Renwal.

10 December 2007, 21:14
Renwal.

Quick straw poll out there,

should I:

a) Take an extension in a job I hate working for a manager who hates contractors and generally makes my life a misery, but try and push for a ridiculous amount of money; but still feel I should have left,

or....

b) Refuse an extension and take my chances in the new year there by dropping said tool head manager right in the Sh!t.

I know as a contractor I should just pick up the money and get on with it, but I really have had enough of this idiot.

Suggestions or thoughts on the back of a post card to...

Last edited by shelby68; 10 December 2007, 23:12.
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