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Originally posted by alluvial View PostAt least I've used my time constructively to learn new skills. I can no iron a shirt in less than 10 minutes although some of the more wierdly shaped female garments still have me baffled.
HTH
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At least I've used my time constructively to learn new skills. I can no iron a shirt in less than 10 minutes although some of the more wierdly shaped female garments still have me baffled.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostGood to hear, although "low rate and ONLY 2 hours drive" doesn't sound great. Still work is work.
How long were you benched for?
I will have been benched for four months, not a huge length of time but I've been used to walking into a new gig after one finishes and so this has been a bit strange to me.
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Good to hear, although "low rate and ONLY 2 hours drive" doesn't sound great. Still work is work.
How long were you benched for?
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Boomed!
About bloody time too.
Been offered a role that I shal be accepting. Lowish rate but only a couple of hours drive from home so should be able to get back once a week or so.
This has been my longest bench time since 1999 and I'd been starting to wonder what was going on.
I think it was my latest update to my CV that swung it. I had a detailed one that was getting me interviews but I compressed it to try and simplify it, perhaps too much. Last week I expanded it again to put in a lot more detail than I originally had and now I get an offer on the back of it.
Now I could just do with a few extensions to re-build the warchest.Tags: None
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