Ive been invited to a two hour lunch with other contractors. Out of date nibbles and generic orange juice probably.
I'd rather my agent respond in some way to my requests/queries throughout the year than invite me to a half-hearted christmas do.
I want my old agent back!
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Previously on "So is your agent having a contract Xmas Do this Year?"
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Originally posted by ace00 View PostWhen I was a nipper the agents used to nick my lunch-money.
That happened to me too, maybe I should have become an IT contractor!
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Originally posted by Board Game Geek View PostNever been offered any sort of Xmas do by a pimp. Wouldn't go anyway.
Was offered a meal out by 2 pimps when I was in a recruiting position for a team, but sent them packing with the words "Thanks for the offer, but I don't do bribes".
Struck them off my PSL.
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Never been offered any sort of Xmas do by a pimp. Wouldn't go anyway.
Was offered a meal out by 2 pimps when I was in a recruiting position for a team, but sent them packing with the words "Thanks for the offer, but I don't do bribes".
Struck them off my PSL.
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Originally posted by ace00 View PostChampagne all round then. Hope my 10% of the canapes taste like crud. Agents
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Originally posted by Another Dodgy Agent View PostWe are doing our Xmas Do as normal. Despite the last year of crunch credit we have posted our best year yet in terms of gross profit. Undoubtedly next year may not prove so prosperous. Anyhow we are going ahead with our contractor party.
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Once got a lunchtime cup of coffee from a bloke at Hayes. Never ever been offered anything from last and current agents. Miserable gits
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We are doing our Xmas Do as normal. Despite the last year of crunch credit we have posted our best year yet in terms of gross profit. Undoubtedly next year may not prove so prosperous. Anyhow we are going ahead with our contractor party.
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Agency aren't having any sort of do (I've never been taken out by an agent yet as a Contractor. Plenty of times in my Client days).
Client isn't having a do.
Client's Client has cancelled all staf dos.
Merry Christmas!
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostHe is- just a little over-vigorous with the tongue!
Just stay away from me
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