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rugbeater replied

5 August 2016, 13:41
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

I can recommend a repair shop to get that Caps key sorted though.

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northernladuk replied

5 August 2016, 12:44
I can recommend a repair shop to get that Caps key sorted though.

Have a read of the newbie guides to the right hand side. I think you are starting off on the wrong foot here.
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rugbeater replied

5 August 2016, 12:36
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Welcome to CUK!

Different industries and skills require different agencies.

Mostly people use sites like Jobserve. Then use whichever agency advertises the gig. Sometimes you will be advised you are suitable for several jobs that you did not apply for with the advertising agent.

So start with Jobserve and see how you go.

Thanks brillo

complete newbie
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BrilloPad replied

5 August 2016, 12:32
Welcome to CUK!

Different industries and skills require different agencies.

Mostly people use sites like Jobserve. Then use whichever agency advertises the gig. Sometimes you will be advised you are suitable for several jobs that you did not apply for with the advertising agent.

So start with Jobserve and see how you go.
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rugbeater started a topic hello newbie here

5 August 2016, 12:22
hello newbie here

newbie here

can anyone recommend good agencies for a first timer ?
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