Hi there,
I have been lurking a while but find myself in a position of wanting to ask something.
I suspect I know the answer but wanted to sanity check with all my fellow well oiled contractors!
I have am about to start working with a digital agency type company let’s...
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CV wordsearch optimisation
Just had a frustrating conversation with an agent who was adamant that I needed to rewrite my CV listing all technical skills used against each and every contract repeatedly.
Apparently listing technical skills in a separate section was not acceptable. All to do with computerised word search...
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New to Contract - mucked about by agent
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I am coming to the end of a FTC and decided to try my hand at contracting as I regularly get contacted about roles suiting my ability/skill set. I went for an interview for a position 3 month contract 350/day. Got a call today to say I had go the role and they would like to offer...
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