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They have, or they say they have?Originally posted by rapid View PostWasn't totally clear regarding contract.. the agency has based their contract around the PCG template.
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Wasn't totally clear regarding contract.. the agency has based their contract around the PCG template.
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Nice one. Doing your own contract too; fair play.Originally posted by rapid View PostIn the process of landing my first UK contracting assignment.. put my CV up a week ago, 2 interviews and 2 offers this week accepting one offer today. The contracts not signed yet though
but confidence is high, its based on the PCG contract so review wise it should fly through and working practices look to be inline as well.
All round pretty happy, bit of a confidence boost to get one sorted. Initial 6 months but definitely scope to extend further.
In my experience I don't recall getting hardly any call backs for jobs I had actually applied for.. I uploaded my CV and made it available to recruiters to search and I've had 3-6 calls a day.. surprisingly CWJobs was maybe 10% the rest came from Jobsite.co.uk. I'm not in a high demand area either, I'm an Infrastructure Engineer, mostly Microsoft/VMware/Cloud etc.
Those on the bench, if you're not already on Jobsite it appears to be the best place so far for me, worth giving it a shot.
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In the process of landing my first UK contracting assignment.. put my CV up a week ago, 2 interviews and 2 offers this week accepting one offer today. The contracts not signed yet though
but confidence is high, its based on the PCG contract so review wise it should fly through and working practices look to be inline as well.
All round pretty happy, bit of a confidence boost to get one sorted. Initial 6 months but definitely scope to extend further.
In my experience I don't recall getting hardly any call backs for jobs I had actually applied for.. I uploaded my CV and made it available to recruiters to search and I've had 3-6 calls a day.. surprisingly CWJobs was maybe 10% the rest came from Jobsite.co.uk. I'm not in a high demand area either, I'm an Infrastructure Engineer, mostly Microsoft/VMware/Cloud etc.
Those on the bench, if you're not already on Jobsite it appears to be the best place so far for me, worth giving it a shot.Last edited by rapid; 20 June 2014, 18:41.Tags: None
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