Originally posted by sasguru
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Originally posted by FranckoI am close to 6 figures but not there yet. If you give me the big six I would even consider working with a midget like you.
Keep dreaming. And while you're at it, make the tea, there's a good chap.
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loos[CUT]
Do you want it? Last Friday they emailed for a job that looks quite similar but this time it was for £70k.
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don't worry Franco, I have no intention of moving to Wales (although I quite liked hiking in the hills there) but for some reason I must have applied to a contract posted by JamJobs and now they have been emailing me, almost without fail, every Friday evening, for the last 12 months, to offer me that special architecture role within a defence naval environment for £40k a year in rural South Wales
Do you want it? Last Friday they emailed for a job that looks quite similar but this time it was for £70k.
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Originally posted by sasguruHey Francko, I'd stay in your £25K job for now. The high salaries are for the big players.
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Hey Francko, I'd stay in your £25K job for now. The high salaries are for the big players.
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loosno its an agency - specialises in defence jobs in south wales
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Francko's right. Even those clowns at JamJobs have started offering positions with half-decent salaries instead of the 40k-a-year rubbish they usually send. Still not tempted tho'. Viva La Contracteria!
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Franco, have you not listened to Milan? We're all doomed you know.
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Market is up?
Just seeing a few colleagues leaving to get other positions. All permie well paid 70-80k and over. What happened to the market? Even decent contract rates starts reappearing..... (those colleagues preferred to go perm as they have small children and a wife who doesn'twork/earn much).
It was only 2 years ago when they were looking for people with 10 years of experience to offer them max 40k (and obviously they would not even consider contractors).
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