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That sounds positive ...Originally posted by Tingles View PostWell...
My details have been passed to another part of 'unsaid' organisation - having a phone interview this afternoon - not conditional on them winning the bid.
Also, previous client interested in having me backfill for a manager who has been promoted.
T
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Well? News?Originally posted by Tingles View PostWell...
My details have been passed to another part of 'unsaid' organisation - having a phone interview this afternoon - not conditional on them winning the bid.
Also, previous client interested in having me backfill for a manager who has been promoted.
T
Updates man, updates.
Fingers crossed Mr T. Once you are off the bench and sorted we can get back to normal me and thee.
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Well...
My details have been passed to another part of 'unsaid' organisation - having a phone interview this afternoon - not conditional on them winning the bid.
Also, previous client interested in having me backfill for a manager who has been promoted.
T
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostHow can you be offered a job half way through an interview? Surely the interview is over at the point they offer you a job? Or did they keep interviewing you after making an offer?
Good point........
[whispered aside]
winker
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Been there, done that. Did 6 weeks at home for a startup because the office wasn't ready yet. Should have guessed it was all about to fall apart. (And I didn't get paid for 4 of those weeksOriginally posted by threaded View PostOddly enough; I've a t-shirt from a start-up that never managed to get far enough to have seats to get bums on before going petalsup.com.
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How can you be offered a job half way through an interview? Surely the interview is over at the point they offer you a job? Or did they keep interviewing you after making an offer?
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Oddly enough; I've a t-shirt from a start-up that never managed to get far enough to have seats to get bums on before going t1tsup.com.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostYou haven't got the gig until your bum is on the seat.
Been there, done that, still waiting for approval for the t-shirt.
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Or with the agency voted top 3 months later still waiting for payment to be made.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostThese days, it's more like: got through the first week, timesheet signed, invoice agent, and been advise that the payment has been made. Only then can you begin to hope you've got a contract.
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These days, it's more like: got through the first week, timesheet signed, invoice agent, and been advise that the payment has been made. Only then can you begin to hope you've got a contract.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostYou haven't got the gig until your bum is on the seat.
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Bum has to be on the seat, even had a signed off contract go bad at the last minute. Not worth the hassle of chasing up.
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<IngrainedContractorProgramming>Originally posted by Tingles View Post
However, they haven't won the bid yet - so no work yet!!!!!
They wanted to get the resources in place ready to go.
Isn't life interesting?
T
Genuinely good luck with this one. I hope it works
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I keep getting pimps ringing me about work in the pipeline.....
If it's not signed off I aint interested.
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You haven't got the gig until your bum is on the seat.
Been there, done that, still waiting for approval for the t-shirt.
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