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milanbenes replied

29 June 2010, 15:56
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Fear not benesy. They will still need you to change the tapes. And as a Plan B, you could pocket a few bob, proof-reading and correcting bob's Tech Specs.

less of it Graaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaandad

Milan.
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shaunbhoy replied

29 June 2010, 15:53
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

the bob's that I works with are accutely aware that no matter how much they want higher wages and materialistic items,

they risk pushing their prices too high and becoming unattractive in the cost/pain equation

bob's worried about that

bob getting higher wages and devaluing the euro and £ should help things nicely

Milan.

Fear not benesy. They will still need you to change the tapes. And as a Plan B, you could pocket a few bob, proof-reading and correcting bob's Tech Specs.
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milanbenes replied

29 June 2010, 15:47
the bob's that I works with are accutely aware that no matter how much they want higher wages and materialistic items,

they risk pushing their prices too high and becoming unattractive in the cost/pain equation

bob's worried about that

bob getting higher wages and devaluing the euro and £ should help things nicely

Milan.
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SupremeSpod replied

29 June 2010, 15:40
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

but isn't there a practically infinite bob reservoir?

and by the time there are about 12,000 billion bob .net gurus the price will be about 1 rupees a day.

i'd have thought

probably

Ride the skills wave. It's cyclical.
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NickFitz replied

29 June 2010, 15:39
Originally posted by milanbenes View Post

all the bob graduates

as soon as they get a certain foundation of .net knowledge

The Microsoft.Bob namespace?
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OwlHoot replied

29 June 2010, 15:39
but isn't there a practically infinite bob reservoir?

and by the time there are about 12,000 billion bob .net gurus the price will be about 1 rupees a day.

i'd have thought

probably
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milanbenes started a topic Bob - they didn't plan for that

29 June 2010, 15:34
Bob - they didn't plan for that

working on a .net bob project a new phenomenen has started

all the bob graduates

as soon as they get a certain foundation of .net knowledge

they're leaving

apparently their domestic market is so hot they can in most cases nearly
double their money by jumping ship

good on them

getting paid more will only make things more expensive

and by jumping ship they give me and others a longer run

funny old world

Milan.
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