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I got a mail from a customer last night for whom I did a small project last year. Apparently they updated their virtualisation software to vSphere and now the product I installed doesn't work. I've told them why and that for a few days work I'll pop along and fix it (they've already tried to get me in for another project but I declined as I haven't a clue about the software.)
Top tip: always leave your customers happy and they'll remember you
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Double Congratulations then??Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI should actually say ultra-boomed. This means I can pay off remaining taxes from last year and can also finance Plan B. The line between destitution and a life of luxury is a very thin one in the current market.
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I should actually say ultra-boomed. This means I can pay off remaining taxes from last year and can also finance Plan B. The line between destitution and a life of luxury is a very thin one in the current market.
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Nice one. I just got another 6 months here from the end of the month until end of July - top result.
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Good news. I've just got a 3 month extension too (although only 2 days a week), so feeling quite happyOriginally posted by Mich the Tester View PostExtension until 15 march.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostExtension until 15 march.
Woohoo ........ good on you Mitch, even if you are just a lowly tester!
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