I am happy to report....
Many things make me happy - thats the beauty of enjoying God's wonderful creation
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
Chico, I am deeply shocked. Surely there is only one way to true happiness? I'd best get down the old worship hut pronto if I were you. God will not be happy at all.Looks like my big global programme has been given the go ahead. I am truly happy
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The influx of overseas contractors when plenty visas were on offer a few years ago stuffed up the rates and still is keeping them down I think. At my current Co they tried to get somebody on a rubbish rate a month or 2 back and didn't get any CVs from UK contractors. A sign things had picked up but still enough CVs to stuff me up asking for more money.
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15 months ago I didn't get a sniff at a contract, now they seem to be creeping out of the floorboards
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
So there were a few 400 jobs around then !? The agents came out with lots of 400+ talk last time I looked but in reality it was 300-350, that was 15 months ago though.
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
nowhere near as good as they used to be. between £300 and £400 a day
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
What sort of rates ( ie. ABAP stuff ) were on offer ? I'm on a long contract so haven't ventured out into the outside world for a while. My phone has also been ringing a fair bit of late.
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The Inland Revenue implementation is under way. I've spoken to a few agencys about work on this implementation at Basingstoke and Worthing sites. As usual with the IR they are really slow at making any decisions .......
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
There should be a big SAP implementation at the Inland Revenue pretty soon. Whether Cap Gemini will allow anyone else a sniff is another matter.
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
absolutely not (okay maybe I can't spell or mayb it's the leaving drink session).
My mobile has been ringing off the hook for the last two to three months with SAP development opportunities
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I thought the SAP projects were dying out.back to SAP development next week
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
I'm very happy. Last day in boring project management role ... back to SAP development next week
:rollin :rollin :rollin
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
Spod, I love it it when you come over all hard
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Guest repliedRe: Jesus
What does he mean by Gentle?
I think the nearest we've got to that is GBG, he's light on his feet!
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