A proper Boom

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NickFitz replied

21 June 2013, 18:00
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eek replied

21 June 2013, 17:43
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Isn't 3 months about as small as a boom gets? A proper boom would be leaving contracting for plan B/C.

And yes, I get the joke...

true but I want a mortgage on one of the few properties I would move to and its become available again.

+ it means the money plan c is currently paying me to live can now be used to get some people in to do marketing, sales and support correctly.
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d000hg replied

21 June 2013, 17:41
Isn't 3 months about as small as a boom gets? A proper boom would be leaving contracting for plan B/C.

And yes, I get the joke...
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Alias replied

21 June 2013, 17:30
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eek replied

21 June 2013, 16:42
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Plus it's in Leeds which to be fair is a tulipholes, tuliphole.

Don't care, I don't have to live there can commute daily (just under 1 hour)
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MarillionFan replied

21 June 2013, 16:40
Originally posted by eek View Post

Three months minimum in Leeds.

Downside is the configuration manager on the project is a total and utter tosspot.

Plus it's in Leeds which to be fair is a tulipholes, tuliphole.
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mudskipper replied

21 June 2013, 16:21
Well done
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eek replied

21 June 2013, 16:20
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

So far on this project I have been....

Config Management
Release Management
Capacity Planning
Change Management
Technical Archetict
SQL DBA
Procurement
And even had a stab at Dynamics CRM, but I've been told any idiot can do that

Jack of all Trades comes to mind, still only get one pay check though.

You as Technical Architect No wonder its gone pear shaped.
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SimonMac replied

21 June 2013, 16:19
Originally posted by eek View Post

You and your new fangled random job titles.

Tonight Matthew I'm going to pretend to be.....

So far on this project I have been....

Config Management
Release Management
Capacity Planning
Change Management
Technical Archetict
SQL DBA
Procurement
And even had a stab at Dynamics CRM, but I've been told any idiot can do that

Jack of all Trades comes to mind, still only get one pay check though.
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eek replied

21 June 2013, 16:14
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Wait till you meet the Environment Manager

You and your new fangled random job titles.

Tonight Matthew I'm going to pretend to be.....
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SimonMac replied

21 June 2013, 16:08
Originally posted by eek View Post

Three months minimum in Leeds.

Downside is the configuration manager on the project is a total and utter tosspot.

Wait till you meet the Environment Manager
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eek started a topic A proper Boom

21 June 2013, 16:07
A proper Boom

Three months minimum in Leeds.

Downside is the configuration manager on the project is a total and utter tosspot.
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