for 15k per week, never mind that salary.
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I don't think I´d be able to stand working for Accidenture
for 15k per week, never mind that salary.
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Salary doesn't surprise me. This is roughly what they were paying new grads who joined their local office a few years ago, no reason to suspect it's increased.
Successful applicants will probably be working on the RPA job, one of the worst examples of IT delivery of the last decade or two:
UK Rural Payments Agency (RPA): IT failure and gross incompetence screws farmers | ZDNet
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Sounds like some kind of error...
Then again it is up in geordie land where you would struggle to find somebody with a tenner...
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Job of the day
Ok, I know it's permy - but it's with Accenture, so should beef up my CV, but . . . £6ph? WTF!
reed.co.uk - Job Details: Application maintenance team member in Newcastle Upon Tyne
. . . £15,000 - £17,000 per annum . . . balance workload to remain under working time directive (average of 48hr week) . . .Tags: None
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