Benched in T minus 6 weeks

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chef replied

25 March 2010, 11:58
Originally posted by Bright Spark View Post

6 weeks is a lifetime, surely chef can cook up something by then?

ho ho ho, I see what you did there.

Plans are very simple, if an offer comes along then I'll seriously consider it, otherwise I plan to take some quality time off and get other stuff done that's been ignored/put on hold for the last 2 years, oh and spend some quality time cooking for gf chef when she returns home from work
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Bright Spark replied

25 March 2010, 11:37
6 weeks is a lifetime, surely chef can cook up something by then?
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darmstadt replied

25 March 2010, 11:31
Originally posted by chef View Post

was ist "Gulp" ?

German version of Jobserve but offers more (only for the members bit though.) There are freebie bits though such as the search function, daily digest of jobs, etc. Also some sections in english.
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chef replied

25 March 2010, 08:50
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Not too nice, still rates do seem to be pretty good over here. Have you been looking at Gulp?

was ist "Gulp" ?
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darmstadt replied

25 March 2010, 07:40
Not too nice, still rates do seem to be pretty good over here. Have you been looking at Gulp?
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NickFitz replied

25 March 2010, 03:13
Originally posted by 51st State View Post

I'll make some room for you. My first day getting splinters in my arse was yesterday

Give it a while and you'll have it nicely polished and waxed - no more splinters
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NorthWestPerm2Contr replied

25 March 2010, 01:05
will be finding out in the next couple of weeks if i will be joining you....
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alreadypacked replied

23 March 2010, 15:39
Originally posted by chef View Post

After a nice 16 month run a current client co. and a 9 month un-interruption of work before that Chef Co Gmbh will be offically benched according to client co.

A nice holiday, some quality time with gf chef in the new Chef Schloss and just in time for summer

If Euroland rate levels could just pick itself back up to pre 2008 rates for around Autumn I'd be most appreciative.

Like you I am benched, T - 3 months (if I don't find a new role)
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51st State replied

23 March 2010, 14:42
I'll make some room for you. My first day getting splinters in my arse was yesterday
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TheBigYinJames replied

23 March 2010, 14:40
Originally posted by chef View Post

If Euroland rate levels could just pick itself back up to pre 2008 rates for around Autumn I'd be most appreciative.

When markets rise after the election, you will be suitably rested in time to take up your boomed new contract in the autum.
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chef started a topic Benched in T minus 6 weeks

23 March 2010, 14:33
Benched in T minus 6 weeks

After a nice 16 month run a current client co. and a 9 month un-interruption of work before that Chef Co Gmbh will be offically benched according to client co.

A nice holiday, some quality time with gf chef in the new Chef Schloss and just in time for summer

If Euroland rate levels could just pick itself back up to pre 2008 rates for around Autumn I'd be most appreciative.
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