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Sure is and there are some major players in that area tooOriginally posted by d000hg View PostNice area.
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I did a short spell in Geneva and lived in France. Worked out cheaper. I guess you could commute out of Germany. It would be cheaper I guess, but how much I wouldn't know; it is only about 40-50 klicks awayOriginally posted by The Spartan View PostI'm with you on that, it is still important to me so when I get there I won't be living a lavish lifestyle I'll be looking to drive down all my costs
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I'm with you on that, it is still important to me so when I get there I won't be living a lavish lifestyle I'll be looking to drive down all my costsOriginally posted by Zoiderman View PostIndeed, some things are beyond just money. I always look at the role/project first, see if it would look good in the future.
Although money is still rather important...
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Indeed, some things are beyond just money. I always look at the role/project first, see if it would look good in the future.Originally posted by The Spartan View PostThe rate is do able so to speak, but it's the opportunity of working for one of the global elite that helped me make the decision and should also put me in good stead for the future.
Although money is still rather important...
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The rate is do able so to speak, but it's the opportunity of working for one of the global elite that helped me make the decision and should also put me in good stead for the future.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostI presume the rate must have been very favourable considering the expense of anywhere Swiss.
But I suppose a jolly to California and Zurich would part make up for it.
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I presume the rate must have been very favourable considering the expense of anywhere Swiss.
But I suppose a jolly to California and Zurich would part make up for it.
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Contract in Zurich including training in California ... well done Sir!
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