Great permie offer

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PAH replied

10 April 2008, 14:37
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

Filter jobserve results by amount so you don't depress yourself

Nah, I like to find out which agencies are taking the piss, so I can do the same if they ever contact me.
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oracleslave replied

10 April 2008, 14:35
Originally posted by PAH View Post

No, you get better pay at WHS.

Saw a developer contract on jobserve today offering £9/hour. Some mug will probably take it thinking it's ok money, driving the rates down.

Filter jobserve results by amount so you don't depress yourself
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PAH replied

10 April 2008, 14:32
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

WHS

No, you get better pay at WHS.

Saw a developer contract on jobserve today offering £9/hour. Some mug will probably take it thinking it's ok money, driving the rates down.
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oracleslave replied

10 April 2008, 14:29
Originally posted by expat View Post

That was the good bit for me. But the salary was practically indistinguishable from not working, which I'd prefer.

WHS
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expat replied

10 April 2008, 14:27
Originally posted by roadster198 View Post

I'd have stopped reading at inverness

That was the good bit for me. But the salary was practically indistinguishable from not working, which I'd prefer.
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roadster198 replied

10 April 2008, 12:52
Originally posted by expat View Post

Saw a Siebel developer/configurator role in Inverness advertised a couple of months ago, at £19K. Naturally they wanted a few other skills too.

I'd have stopped reading at inverness
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expat replied

10 April 2008, 12:27
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Just had a very nice chap from a recruitment agent tell me (at great length before I had a chance to speak) of a cracking VB6 permie developer job paying up to £35K.

When I told him I worked mostly from home and earned that in less than 5 months, he sounded a bit fed up. Bless him.

Saw a Siebel developer/configurator role in Inverness advertised a couple of months ago, at £19K. Naturally they wanted a few other skills too.
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moorfield replied

10 April 2008, 11:54
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

I hope you passed it on to Wilmslow as you dont seem interested.

He'll have to lower his aspirations for a mock-tudor house in the suburbs a little though. I think he might just manage a semi in Dewsbury Moor on £35K (there's one available now apparently).
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BrilloPad replied

10 April 2008, 11:40
I hope you passed it on to Wilmslow as you dont seem interested.
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tay replied

10 April 2008, 11:37
None of the best offers I have had... had anything to do with work or contracting....
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sasguru replied

10 April 2008, 11:15
Next year you'll look back at this as the best offer you ever had ...
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DimPrawn started a topic Great permie offer

10 April 2008, 11:14
Great permie offer

Just had a very nice chap from a recruitment agent tell me (at great length before I had a chance to speak) of a cracking VB6 permie developer job paying up to £35K.

When I told him I worked mostly from home and earned that in less than 5 months, he sounded a bit fed up. Bless him.
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