Originally posted by d000hg
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Yeah for a permi job but not a contract role. rate is insulting TBH
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You don't get paid for skill but for what the market can stand. Solicitors and doctors charge a lot because if they didn't, people wouldn't spend nearly 10 years getting qualified.
£30k-ish for a PM job is not unusual. Even if it should be.
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Originally posted by aussielong View Post
900 pound a week is still a lot of money in the UK. Let's get some perspective
Solicitors charge anything up to 200 or 300 pounds an hour, and is a senior PM any less skilled in their own way?
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI called a gig a few months ago that were looking for Senior Service Managers with budget responsiblity for £180 a day. First thing I asked about is the rate and the poor agent (did I really say that??!?!?) sounded crestfallen. Very apologetic and sounded as pissed off as I was but insisted that is what the client is looking for. Pointed out only bobs would consider that rate and she just sighed. Actually felt sorry for her at the end.
Agents are not pleased with this carry on either it seems.
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostAnother grim one......
(IT) .Net Leav Developer
Wed Sep 12, 2012 14:31 Share
Rate: £130 - £165 per Day Location: Glasgow
... In return for your endeavours you can expect to work on the latest .NET technologies. ...
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostAnother grim one......
(IT) .Net Leav Developer
Wed Sep 12, 2012 14:31 Share
Rate: £130 - £165 per Day Location: Glasgow
Harvey Nash's public sector client requires a senior .NET software developer to develop their bespoke web application and increase its functionality. You will possess strong commercial experience in web-based applications in the .NET framework and have the ability to provide support and guidance to other members of staff. Essential skills required:. .NET 3.5/4.0, C#, ASP.NET. SQL Server 2005/2008. Experience developing Rich API's utilising JS Frameworks. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proven ability to capture business processes and create functional specifications This is a 12 month contract with the possibility of extension. In return for your endeavours you can expect to work on the latest .NET technologies. The role requires an ASAP start (interviews to take place in the next week) so apply today to Graeme McNaull at Harvey Nash.
Worrying that the public sector may want to import a workforce at the expense of an existing domicilied workforce if it is a way to recruit Bob
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Originally posted by jmo21 View PostAnother grim one......
(IT) .Net Leav Developer
Wed Sep 12, 2012 14:31 Share
Rate: £130 - £165 per Day Location: Glasgow
Harvey Nash's public sector client requires a senior .NET software developer to develop their bespoke web application and increase its functionality. You will possess strong commercial experience in web-based applications in the .NET framework and have the ability to provide support and guidance to other members of staff. Essential skills required:. .NET 3.5/4.0, C#, ASP.NET. SQL Server 2005/2008. Experience developing Rich API's utilising JS Frameworks. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proven ability to capture business processes and create functional specifications This is a 12 month contract with the possibility of extension. In return for your endeavours you can expect to work on the latest .NET technologies. The role requires an ASAP start (interviews to take place in the next week) so apply today to Graeme McNaull at Harvey Nash.
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Originally posted by doomage View PostDid you ask if there was a typo with the rate, should it have been £1800 a day?
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Another grim one......
(IT) .Net Leav Developer
Wed Sep 12, 2012 14:31 Share
Rate: £130 - £165 per Day Location: Glasgow
Harvey Nash's public sector client requires a senior .NET software developer to develop their bespoke web application and increase its functionality. You will possess strong commercial experience in web-based applications in the .NET framework and have the ability to provide support and guidance to other members of staff. Essential skills required:. .NET 3.5/4.0, C#, ASP.NET. SQL Server 2005/2008. Experience developing Rich API's utilising JS Frameworks. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Proven ability to capture business processes and create functional specifications This is a 12 month contract with the possibility of extension. In return for your endeavours you can expect to work on the latest .NET technologies. The role requires an ASAP start (interviews to take place in the next week) so apply today to Graeme McNaull at Harvey Nash.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThey might be advertising to demonstrate they've sought candidates on the EU market but couldn't find anyone, which opens the path for bringing in someone on an intra company transfer.
If that is so then it might suddenly look quite an attractive rate for someone already working from home on something else.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI called a gig a few months ago that were looking for Senior Service Managers with budget responsiblity for £180 a day. First thing I asked about is the rate and the poor agent (did I really say that??!?!?) sounded crestfallen. Very apologetic and sounded as pissed off as I was but insisted that is what the client is looking for. Pointed out only bobs would consider that rate and she just sighed. Actually felt sorry for her at the end.
Agents are not pleased with this carry on either it seems.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt might be an ICT thing. Or it might simply be a cheap company who looked at what their permie PM's salary was and can't do maths so will go bust before your first invoice is paid.
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