Adabas natural millionaire programmers, where are they?

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RichardCranium replied

12 January 2010, 15:41
Yeah, but that's taken from what the agents advertised the role at. I bet that whoever got the job was ripped off, was put on the bottom of the pay scale and only got ¾ of what it was advertised at.
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Pondlife replied

12 January 2010, 15:31
Yeah but you'd have to go permie though.

Not sure it's worth it TBH.
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Francko started a topic Adabas natural millionaire programmers, where are they?

12 January 2010, 15:28
Adabas natural millionaire programmers, where are they?

http://www.jobstats.co.uk/salary-rat...s-natural-jobs

Types of jobs currently available in Adabas Natural 30 Days 90 Days 365 Days
All Jobs 5 14 104
Permanent 4 4 20
Contract 1 10 84
Skill Rank 984 Trend 240 ↑
Average Salary £1,000,000 Salary Trend 0 =
Normalised Average Salary £10,000,000 Normalised Average Contract Rate 0
Mode Average Salary £10,000,000 Mode Average Contract Rate 200

10 million pounds.... wow ... that's cool!
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