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Previously on "Contracting at a small firm"
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He works for Phizer Inc and tests Viagra v2.0 ALPHA 1, noone else was taking that job - desperate times and all that...
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Do small companies normally employ full-time testers? I thought the flip side of big companies being bureaucratic was they could actually afford to hire a proper testing/QA hierarchy.
Maybe your definition of small is different to mine though?
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True. Good to know I've still got some skills after a year or so sleeping at a multinational. Shall now enjoy saturday morning lie-in more than ever.Originally posted by original PM View Postbut it sometimes nice to go home feeling you have earned the money!

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Originally posted by DocP View PostYou'd be better of with a Govt job.
sleep contract
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Well done Mich the Tester - small companies are more like the real world without the bureaucracy!
Small co I've been with for the past 9 months is now 'feeling the pinch' so the real world is going to hit hard at some point
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must be a harsh change for you!!!
but it sometimes nice to go home feeling you have earned the money!
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Contracting at a small firm
Wow. First week done. I haven't worked this bloody hard in years. It's a refreshing change from sitting in a multinational pretending to work and already I'm brushing up on some of the skills I have on my CV. It's good; people will notice if you laze about so it motivates you to actually do something useful.Tags: None
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