Contracting rates

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drturkleton replied

20 January 2008, 12:25
I will repost in there. Thanks.
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SueEllen replied

20 January 2008, 09:03
Originally posted by cojak View Post

Ah bless,

*Cojak in unusually generous mode...

Stay of the drink.
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cojak replied

20 January 2008, 08:45
Originally posted by drturkleton View Post

Hi

I was looking through search engines for IT wages and came across this site. I'm hoping you could enlighten me on the day rates a consultant can earn upto, and what type of jobs they would be?

I'm not anywhere near consultant level yet, but I am interested to know what could be there if I ever get to that point.

Ah bless,

It depends...
Take a look in Business - anothother newb was asking exactly the same question.*

*Cojak in unusually generous mode...
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thunderlizard replied

20 January 2008, 00:59
Originally posted by drturkleton View Post

I'm not anywhere near consultant level yet

You'd be surprised.
A consultant's just somebody who can read the manuals a bit more quickly than his customer.
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AtW replied

19 January 2008, 12:10
Originally posted by swamp View Post

What's a consultant?

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MarillionFan replied

19 January 2008, 12:09
Very broad question that.

Why dont you narrow it down a little by asking, 'Hi can anyone tell me how much I can earn if I get a job?'
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drturkleton replied

19 January 2008, 12:03
I meant contractor.
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AlfredJPruffock replied

19 January 2008, 09:30
I believe it is somebody who can persuade people to give them outlandish fees on the basis that they can CON them and then inSULT them - hence CONSUTLANT.

A Consultant (c) By reading the above I agree to send Pruffock a fiver in Consultancy fees

PS Does anybody remember - Knowledge Management ?
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swamp replied

19 January 2008, 08:01
What's a consultant?
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drturkleton started a topic Contracting rates

18 January 2008, 23:34
Contracting rates

Hi

I was looking through search engines for IT wages and came across this site. I'm hoping you could enlighten me on the day rates a consultant can earn upto, and what type of jobs they would be?

I'm not anywhere near consultant level yet, but I am interested to know what could be there if I ever get to that point.
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