Originally posted by Stan
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Previously on "losing my job to a bob"
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It's a cycle, give work offshore, have it cocked up, have to bring it back onshore and we get gigs fixing it. It's been this way since outsourcing/offshoring started. OP must be new.
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Originally posted by NervousRexx View PostSeems to be happening all the time nowadays.
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Well, when it comes back under some new guise, we'll "not notice" for a while, so you can play with it a little longer.
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Sorry to spoil the fun, but just thought we really should give him the chance to get to the pub. It's a kindness really.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostMillions of Indians and Chinese are studying engineering, they're just not here yet.
You're right about your being able to find a job easily for the time being, but that refelects on a European shortage, such that even mediocrities like you find jobs.
Your comments about "IT" and engineering reflect your profound ignorance of what either is and your poor education.
Your hubris will be punished eventually, and it will be deserved.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
I can and have been, no one else is studying engineering. I even recall fellow engineer graduates (12-14 years ago) jumping on the IT bandwagon whilst studying. IT, a subject that appeared out of nowhere in the face of over a 100 years of engineering experience
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You're right about your being able to find a job easily for the time being, but that refelects on a European shortage, such that even mediocrities like you find jobs.
Your comments about "IT" and engineering reflect your profound ignorance of what either is and your poor education.
Your hubris will be punished eventually, and it will be deserved.
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More CUK abuse.
Miss KP is ready to go out now.
Keep up your good work.....
See you sometime - with a new login.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYou've already said your going. You're hanging on to general tighter than a homesick turf. Clean yourself up man.
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Originally posted by NervousRexx View PostYep, was waiting for CUK abuse before we go for beer.
We are both paranoid, IT illiterate, anti social, incoherant twats
except for me
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYou've already said your going. You're hanging on to general tighter than a homesick turf. Clean yourself up man.
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