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AtW replied

6 July 2006, 15:43
Ha, I said I can't agree to full time work (even though its from home), max 1-2 days per week in the future, which would be okay.
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Troll replied

6 July 2006, 15:41
They always say that to those they let go... if you were any good they would have extended
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AtW started a topic Nice to get some good words

6 July 2006, 15:38
Nice to get some good words

Finishing off short but well paid contract work, the client said they are happy with the way I work and would like to contract me in the future, nice to be appreciated as well as well paid without any permie crap like sickies, bonuses (or lack of them thereof), arguements between team members, crap managers that you cant tell to fok off etc etc

Being contractor is like becoming a higher form of life
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