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Previously on "Paid to Foogle!"
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New to this all
I'm a permy BA looking at becoming a mercenary (contractor) where do I sign up? whats your email..
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Argahhhhh! You got me.Originally posted by Churchill View PostThe only similarities you have with Kung Fu Panda are that you're fat and inept.
Now, where's that salt?
Argahhhhh! Razor sharp wit too much. Cannot take comment. Argahhhhh!
I'm melting. I'm melllltttttiiiiiinnnnnnnggg.
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Actually....Originally posted by cojak View PostGreat! Do you need a Data Architect? (
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They've got to hire two more BA's.
Want to send me a CV?
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Great! Do you need a Data Architect? (Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostJust been to client site, they've given me a brief over a massive data warehousing project they've sold to a multinational.
Their sales leaders did a massive pitch to a company using mashups & demoes around concepts cobbled together and did some fantastic presentations.
The multinational signed up!!
Only issue is, it doesn't actually exist yet. So I'm in first.
The brief.
Work out what the hell we sold them & find out what the following list of 25 applications/ERP's/databases/portals do, then come back in four weeks with a top level analysis of the
systems and where they fit into the hither unknown requirements oh and knock up an initial project plan.
We reckon it will take two weeks for you to Google everything and write it up. Goodbye. So I'm back home Foogling.
I love this type of startup thing.
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostOverweight, a little bit dim and prone to solving problems with violence?
errrrr. Yeah I suppose.
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I'm like the Kung Fu Panda!Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHe's dodged a few fists if that's what you mean.
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Already been at this client.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAll your jobs/contracts start like this!
Fantastic!
Brilliant!
Super!
Then, a few weeks in it's
with the PM,
with the MD and finally, after all sorts of stand up rows, bitching and back biting it's

They invited me back.
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