Originally posted by Not So Wise
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*wonders how much experience required for a Senior Infrastructure Project Manager postion*
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By Jingo !
Yep Ive put my hat in for this one ...
Working in a virtual resource environment
All my work is virtual and I can offer the irresistible attraction of Vector Management Portfollio.
Its in the bag folks ... the drinks are on me.
Much later ...
Alas ! Apparently I am over experienced for this role ....
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Originally posted by ~Craig~35 years IT experience
23 Infrastructure PM
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Originally posted by TonyEnglishSo if you have 35 years in as a fully paid up geek, assuming you started at say 20, that would put you at 55. So at the age of 55 would you really be interested in a junior project manager role?
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So if you have 35 years in as a fully paid up geek, assuming you started at say 20, that would put you at 55. So at the age of 55 would you really be interested in a junior project manager role?
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I have inherited 2,058 years experience since my ancestor Sabina Maxima helped manage and leverage the Julius Caesar Gaul Invasion Logistics Department during their successful implementation of the Advanced Conquest Deployment in a pan-european environment
Where do I apply?
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So does that make you guys the Wile E. Coyote ( Genius ) of timetravellers :P
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Scaroth has a good point here. I'm living proof that thousands of years of experience don't necessarily make your plans any good.
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I've got 4.5 billion years of experience - that's what comes of being fractured in time. However, as you may have seen in the documentary about me, "City of Death" , my planning skills turned out to be pretty crappy in the end.
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With a mere 22 years experience Im out of the running.
Interestingly enough the rate does depend on experience as the ad states
250-270/Day + Dependent On Experience
So I guess if you can offer 40 years experience then you get 270 a day.
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35 years experience required
Just been browsing jobserver and have seen this advert for a junior project manager role.
You should have:
35 years IT experience
23 Infrastructure PM
£270 per day, any takers?
http://www.jobserve.com/WE6915C0BEE1AF380.jobTags: None
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