Sorry to hear that Kramer, hope you score soon. This does seem to happen a lot, it's rough if you are on the bench but if you have given up another gig to do it, it really sucks.
Things are picking up, something will break.
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contract fell throught today...
client co have found a cheaper developer and have retracted the offer without letting me make a counter.
this stinks and i don't trust the agent...
gonna phone the hiring manager tomorrow to check the story..
pretty gutted but guess it might be a blessing in disguise.... back on the CV flogging!
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Ain't that the truth.Originally posted by kramer View Posti haven't posted on here for a couple of years....
still the same people making the same jokes and still on plan A..
Me?... i'm coming back from 3 years in the permie wilderness... fed up and looking for contract fun.
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So, what's your Plan B then?
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signing a 2 monther tomorrow ... the client co are a little nervous about having contractors and are only offering 2 months to begin with but there is plenty of work (.net, financial services)...
fyi... the management sacked all the developers before xmas... now the new management that have replaced these obvious idiots want to get the IT projects back on track but are cautious...
hopefully they will get into the extension habit before they get permies into the mix..
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back and boomed kinda
i haven't posted on here for a couple of years....
still the same people making the same jokes and still on plan A..
Me?... i'm coming back from 3 years in the permie wilderness... fed up and looking for contract fun.
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