Kozak,
ahh now I see, what the heli pad is for.
Milan.
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Originally posted by s2budd View Post.. Good luck all out there. The market is very bad and this is my third recession. If you are offered a permy role and you are living off your savings then my view is that you would be mad to take turn it down.
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Originally posted by zara_backdog View PostI know the feeling - but I have just been offered a low paid permie role - an interesting one but low paid all the same ( less then I was on as a permi 5 years ago!) Offered the job there and then within 15 mins of the interview - got an extra 2k out of them but don't think they go any higher !
Do I - Stick it out for a few more weeks/months or take the permi role untill things look up ( lots of IT projects to work on there so would look good on the CV)?
...Being hounded for permie roles but not a sniff of a contract
I was offered a permy role mid February that required putting me through clearance. Meanwhile I have been searching for a decent paid contract above
about £300 per day without any luck. I get the interviews but the roles just vanish. Well the clearance has come through now and the offer is on the table and I start on Monday
I'm taking it as i've been out now for six months and even though the mortgage is paid off I do need some money coming in so I'm taking the role and actually looking forward to it. It's working away from home again but I actually get to either walk to work or cycle which is something that I have not managed to do for a long time so I might actually loose some weight.
Good luck all out there. The market is very bad and this is my third recession.
If you are offered a permy role and you are living off your savings then my view is that you would be mad to turn it down.Last edited by s2budd; 18 May 2009, 20:53.
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I once worked with a contractor who claimed to have 2 plan B's and was working towards a 3rd.
The first was the aforementioned male escort. The 2nd, he penned trashy romance novels under a pseudonym (possibly based on his other adventures)
He was also taking helicopter lessons and was planning on buying one to offer an executive chauffeur service.
No idea how true any of that was but it always makes me laugh remembering.
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Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostStu - have you looked into Male Escorting?
Young, good looking, intelligent, charming....you could up the cockney accent for ladies who wish for a bit of rough...
You could have it made!
It's an interesting plan B! Not sure I'm ready to sell myself just yet!
Thanks for the huge ego boost tho
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Originally posted by milanbenes View PostKozak,
helicopter pad !!
I thought the helicopter was under the water ?
are they expecting people to go there by helicopter ?
will it be cheaper to park a helicopter than a car ?
have they got the planning yet for the accomodation and hotel stuff ?
Milan.
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Originally posted by tino View PostBetter than nought though Tony! Things are still pretty grim out there.
Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostFixed that for you...
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The asking price of your house has risen 2.4% this month. That should pay the bills.
HTH
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostI'm 1/3 of the way through the warchest and nothing on the horizon. Think I may have to go stack shelves somewhere
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