Reply to: Shiny New Contract :banana:

[PAH]

Shhh. The newbies don't realise we all jacked in contracting when IR35 came along.

Should be good for a laugh seeing them accumulate houses/cars/savings only for Hector to confiscate it all, and we do need our pensions paying.

[PRC1964]

Nice one

At this rate there will be more of us ex IT contractors on Cuk than the real ones.

[Old Greg]

Those are the best kind of contracts, you'll see how fantastic projects gets done if IT is taken out of the equation

ok fantastic is an exaggeration, but certainly a lot better I've been doing quite a bit of such contracts and really enjoy them, however, my project at the moment is the opposite, all IT and not much business contacts.. just grumpy IT programmers they are even having me do some of the programming

Good luck.

Thanks - yes, the only project I've worked on that ever achieved anything useful had no I.T. involved. Looking forward to it.

[SandyDown]

It's a combined project management / business change contract - with no IT involved. If I say anymore, they WILL have be killed.

Those are the best kind of contracts, you'll see how fantastic projects gets done if IT is taken out of the equation

ok fantastic is an exaggeration, but certainly a lot better I've been doing quite a bit of such contracts and really enjoy them, however, my project at the moment is the opposite, all IT and not much business contacts.. just grumpy IT programmers they are even having me do some of the programming

Good luck.

[TheBigYinJames]

It's a combined project management / business change contract - with no IT involved. If I say anymore, they WILL have be killed.

You seem to have caught a cold there. Tunes?

[Old Greg]

So what job are you doing now then?

It's a combined project management / business change contract - with no IT involved. If I say anymore, they WILL have be killed.

[Diver]

The world needs ditch diggers too OG
PS. I'm no longer in IT either. nobody's kicked me off the board yet

Sshhhh!

[El_Diablo]

Assuming you wanted a new role, and this is good enough for you, congratulations.

Failing that, unlucky.

WHS

[TheFaQQer]

Assuming you wanted a new role, and this is good enough for you, congratulations.

Failing that, unlucky.

[Charles Foster Kane]

Well, after a little stint on the bench, I've got myself a new contract
It does mean that I have to go back to work and get up in the morning and bad things
3 months, may go on for 2 years and recession proof
It also means that for the 1st time in a while I'm not going to be in I.T. so I'll need to think about whether I'm allowed to stay on CUK. Instead, I may have to go and live free in the forest with Andy W and feed on the rotting carrion flesh of contractors who have fallen to the economic times that stalk our land.

So what job are you doing now then?

[Old Greg]

Well, people always need sewers dredged.

This is worse than that my friend. It's called filthy lucre for a reason.

[BrilloPad]

Congratulations

[EternalOptimist]

Oooh, you don't let it lie do you. It's a bit like that. One of the attractions of the new contract is that it's a much shorter commute which should make life easier.

good one mate

[Old Greg]

well done. youngsters still robbing you of a sense of humour ?

Oooh, you don't let it lie do you. It's a bit like that. One of the attractions of the new contract is that it's a much shorter commute which should make life easier.

[EternalOptimist]

well done. youngsters still robbing you of a sense of humour ?