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well in that case - it makes sense, and if you can make good money, which with SAP support/implementation, you should be able to - being closer is even better
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Socrates: "Good is That at which all things aim, If one knows what the good is, one will always do what is good." Brian: "Romanes eunt domus"
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I can make a *lot* of money.Speaking of Erith:
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I am just in discussions with another company regarding a contract in Ireland too on a 6-month contract initially (but a full rollout so would go on for years in reality)...€500 a day. Also looks very promising. The advantage with the Manchester position is it is permanent and would allow for an easy move.
So things are well under control. Plans, backup plans, etc. And I've still not heard back from my bosses boss regarding another project (which I would do as freelance due to the redundancy).Speaking of Erith:
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This is just a gloating thread isn't it?
Glad everything's going so well.
Jon Miller: MikeH speaks the truth
Jon Miller: MikeH is a shockingly revolting dolt and a masturbatory urine-reeking sideshow freak whose word is as valuable as an aging cow paddy.
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Can you stall? Concoct some reason why you can't start until after whatever date the redundancy payment is due?Originally posted by Provost Harrison View PostThe funny thing is though, the biggest problem I am facing is that the redundancy date is too late and might have to exit earlier
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Fine by me, it'll help us to remember to tell him that he's buying all the beers at the next CG meet...Originally posted by MikeH View PostThis is just a gloating thread isn't it?
Glad everything's going so well.
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A little bit of gloating, some uncertainty but it doesn't look like I am in too much bother. The main stress is deciding which job I'd rather do.
Yeah, this is the problem with this telephone interview today...they want a quick answer and the project kick-off is next week. And the problem is I need more time to make a firm decision that I am comfortable with. I did have an interview up in Manchester yesterday and although the interview went well, they still have two other people they want to interview next week. Now that brings uncertainty into whether I will get the job anyway, but I would like more time to consider my options as I am not in any particular rush to jump.Originally posted by Braindead View PostSpeaking of Erith:
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Well we've not even had one for a while, so I think I am safeOriginally posted by MOBIUS View PostFine by me, it'll help us to remember to tell him that he's buying all the beers at the next CG meet...
Speaking of Erith:
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OK, more update. Quite an interesting situation. I have decided to opt for the freelance contract position. With the situation I have been in recently (where I have been completely self-sufficient for the past two years and pretty much managing myself) so I have decided to opt for the freelance position because the pay is considerably better. Just a lot of messing to sort out now before the end of the month (setting up a limited company, need to buy a laptop as I've been provided with one whilst working for my current company).
So off to Dublin during the week it is. I'd tell you how much I'm on, but you'd just weep
By leaving I will forfeit redundancy payment, but it isn't so great, certainly far less than the extra money I will earn in the meantime.Speaking of Erith:
"It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham" - Linda SmithComment
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So, basically you're agreeing because you don't think we'll be having a meet soon...?Originally posted by Provost Harrison View PostWell we've not even had one for a while, so I think I am safe
That's one for the memory banks!
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In fact, after reading this, I think you should agree to buying us another beer for each time you post another gloaty post in this thread...Originally posted by Provost Harrison View PostOK, more update. Quite an interesting situation. I have decided to opt for the freelance contract position. With the situation I have been in recently (where I have been completely self-sufficient for the past two years and pretty much managing myself) so I have decided to opt for the freelance position because the pay is considerably better. Just a lot of messing to sort out now before the end of the month (setting up a limited company, need to buy a laptop as I've been provided with one whilst working for my current company).
So off to Dublin during the week it is. I'd tell you how much I'm on, but you'd just weep
By leaving I will forfeit redundancy payment, but it isn't so great, certainly far less than the extra money I will earn in the meantime.
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congrats!
Socrates: "Good is That at which all things aim, If one knows what the good is, one will always do what is good." Brian: "Romanes eunt domus"
GW 2013: "and juistin bieber is gay with me and we have 10 kids we live in u.s.a in the white house with obama"Comment
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Oh yeah, congrats!
Be sure to keep us continually updated in this thread...
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No don't tell them. I couldn't stand to hear all the weeping.Originally posted by Provost Harrison View PostSo off to Dublin during the week it is. I'd tell you how much I'm on, but you'd just weep
congrats
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Thanks guys
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