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Previously on "Is that a bench on the horizon??"
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Ive been looking at CVs for people who are replacing me (im off to a new contract) ...... theres apparently a lot of chaff amongst the wheat.
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You see, you are a valuable member of the team after all! Now would be a good time to ask for a rate raise!
Well Done!
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LOL ........... whats that phrase involving kicking a man while he's down? Oh wait, that is the phrase!Originally posted by ctdctd View PostYou don't need an MOT to sleep in a car if it's off the public roads.
HTH
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Is that a bench on the horizon??
Contract ends this week. Last week was asked to help put together a job description so that they could advertise internally for a permie 'secondment' from another team to do my job.
Thought I had written the job description in a suitably locked down way so that no one on the planet could do the work apart from me................they had 3 applicants by the end of the week and are now interviewing them over the next few days ffs!
Did have one plus though. My car passed its MOT.Tags: None
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