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I've said it before, i'll say it again
Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostTelephone call 1
Agent: Unfortunately, due to the down turn in the economy a lot of contractors have either gone for permanent jobs or are refusing to leave steady contracts, as a result we'll be unable to secure anybody for that role under £400 per day
Client: Wow are things that bad? well we really do need some one in or we're fliped. Just make sure they're good
Telephone call 2
Agent: Unfortunately, due to the down turn in the economy a lot of companies are either relying purely on permament staff they already have or are shelving IT projects, however essential, till things pick up. As things are, this client is refusing to go above £200 per day, I'm really sorry, I've tried my hardest but i can't do anything to budge them.
Contractor: flip
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Originally posted by badger7579 View PostPrince 2 Environment Release/Project Manager - London/City Contract
Prince 2 Environment Release/Project Manager - London - Prince 2 - MS Project - 3rd Party My London based client requires 2 Environment Release/Project Managers to be based in London, who is Prince 2 Certified. You will take instruction from the Environment Release Manager to deliver environment through Design, Build and Test phases. You will be responsible for: Responsible for managing all work packages on an environment Matrix manage across multiple work streams .Hold detailed level plan of all activities and full issues list Manage defects found on the environments Ensure all dates are met Escalation of issues and potential slippage on environments to ERM You will have: Proven experience of running and working with large, multi-disciplined in-house and 3rd party teams over diverse locations in a Matrix management environment. Infrastructure/hardware delivery background strongly beneficial Worked within a Prince 2 environment. An experienced project manager use to dealing with complex and difficult programme environments where detailed planning, discipline and management is required - Ideally having worked on the National Programme before. If not, Corporate or National solution delivery experience on a large programme is strongly beneficial. Candidates will need to have a thorough appreciation of how priorities, applications and projects interact in a large systems environment with multiple technologies and complex networks Candidates must be able to identify and manage
Location City, London
Start Date Immediate
Duration 3 months initially
Rate £150-£200/Day
They are taking the P*** with that rate.. Bloody agents.
"wanted - mug to bend over and take it up the ****"
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Shall we all apply, then chase it up ? - That should keep the agent busy.
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Special rate...
Prince 2 Environment Release/Project Manager - London/City Contract
Prince 2 Environment Release/Project Manager - London - Prince 2 - MS Project - 3rd Party My London based client requires 2 Environment Release/Project Managers to be based in London, who is Prince 2 Certified. You will take instruction from the Environment Release Manager to deliver environment through Design, Build and Test phases. You will be responsible for: Responsible for managing all work packages on an environment Matrix manage across multiple work streams .Hold detailed level plan of all activities and full issues list Manage defects found on the environments Ensure all dates are met Escalation of issues and potential slippage on environments to ERM You will have: Proven experience of running and working with large, multi-disciplined in-house and 3rd party teams over diverse locations in a Matrix management environment. Infrastructure/hardware delivery background strongly beneficial Worked within a Prince 2 environment. An experienced project manager use to dealing with complex and difficult programme environments where detailed planning, discipline and management is required - Ideally having worked on the National Programme before. If not, Corporate or National solution delivery experience on a large programme is strongly beneficial. Candidates will need to have a thorough appreciation of how priorities, applications and projects interact in a large systems environment with multiple technologies and complex networks Candidates must be able to identify and manage
Location City, London
Start Date Immediate
Duration 3 months initially
Rate £150-£200/Day
They are taking the P*** with that rate.. Bloody agents.Tags: None
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