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Thinking of taking the leap into contracting
Hi all I am 24 and have 3 years industry experience in data and analytics. This has built my skills in scrum meetings, sql, excel, power bi, ssrs, crystal reports, data warehous mapping and understanding feeds, working off jira or vsts boards. Having worked with many contractors in my permanent...- Ash2003
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FAO R4C
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Realistic contract equivalent to £~30k salary package?
I'm a SQL Server, VBA and reporting specialist analyst/developer, looking to move into contracting from a SQL analyst / scripting package of £26k basic plus 5% pension, full sick pay and 25 + all bank holidays. I'm looking to know what contract rate would equate to this package, taking into...- djp
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- equivalent permie rate sql vba
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Getting into Banking (SQL/Datawarehousing)
Hi Guys Just looking for advice to help me in the long-term. I am currently into my 2nd 3 month contract of my first gig. I am working in the insurance industry but providing solutions to major banking clients (Barclays, RBS, HBOS, Lloyds). I am wanting to get into Development in the banking...- NorthWestPerm2Contr
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- banking database datawarehousing sql
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data bases and tiered architecture
in a scenario where a bank is to move from Sybase database to either SQL or Oracle. Why would it want to do this and which should it migrate to? Especially if you wanted it to be adaptable with mobile devices such as i phone apps. appart from the the upgrades and re-deployment benefits why...- ghdaddad85
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- client server database oracle sql tiered architecture
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