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Originally posted by sasguruPlus I really need to show bottom line value and contractors are too expensive.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentWould be to publish the names of companies giving details of how their supplier process works and which agencies are on the PSL.
Obvioulsly this would cost, but you could seperate the information off into a "subscription only" section.
Not useful for me you understand
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how their supplier process works and which agencies are on the PSL.
Sounds Groovy to me DA although I haven't got a clue what it means.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentWould be to publish the names of companies giving details of how their supplier process works and which agencies are on the PSL.
Obvioulsly this would cost, but you could seperate the information off into a "subscription only" section.
Not useful for me you understand
If you're really lazy, try the old fake vague job on Jobserve trick. The desperate litle scrotes will come running.
Finally, you could try registering with rival Agencies under an assumed name and pump their Agents for what PSLs they are on.
There's food for thought eh?
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentcorrection, you do until June
Churchill - In "Sick of fecking paying" mode!
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Originally posted by snawYou don't work for the government do you?
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Originally posted by Lucifer BoxYou need to engage in some creative accounting, sasguru. Hire a couple of contractors and make sure their cost comes out of the capital expenditure budget - you will be a hero for getting the job done without hitting the operational expenditure budget.
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Originally posted by sasguruIt's just the speciality we're in. I don't think our line of business will take off for a while. For now its a struggle just to show value.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentNot quite the right thing to say on this site?
It's just the speciality we're in. I don't think our line of business will take off for a while. For now its a struggle just to show value.
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Originally posted by sasguruFirm I work for has a hiring freeze on at the moment, so I don't have the budget. Existing permies seem to be coping though. Clever chaps, including 2 Oxbridge PhDs.
Plus I really need to show bottom line value and contractors are too expensive.
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Originally posted by sasguruFirm
Plus I really need to show bottom line value and contractors are too expensive.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgentWhich reminds me SAS, when are you going to start taking contractors from me?
Plus I really need to show bottom line value and contractors are too expensive.
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