All, are this crew part of the Sthree team and therefore to be avoided at all costs or have I got this wrong ?
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Avoid all agencies with "Computer" in their titles
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HTHHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think -
I personally avoid them like the plague (them and Pathway are on my "never touch" list) - but to tell you to do the same would probably be slanderous.The pope is a tard.Comment
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CF are the best agency ever.
However I suggest that you record all your phone conversations with them and post them here.Comment
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In my game you have to deal with Sthree now and then. Treat them with total disrespect and distrust at all times and you'll do OK. Once you've got the job you only have to deal with them at renewal time so I wouldn;t put them on your ignore list. Be careful on payment terms.Comment
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What's wrong with them then? Give examples of what they've done and what to look out for.Comment
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From my experiance they generally get gigs for companies that want bargain basement work. Contractors from CF usually lie thier teeth off on thier CV and are generally pretty tulip.
You get a few good eggs, normally guys who have been on the bench for a while and use a CF contract as a stop gap while they look for something better.
Expect around the £15-£20/hour mark.Comment
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Originally posted by Ardesco View PostFrom my experiance they generally get gigs for companies that want bargain basement work. Contractors from CF usually lie thier teeth off on thier CV and are generally pretty tulip.
You get a few good eggs, normally guys who have been on the bench for a while and use a CF contract as a stop gap while they look for something better.
Expect around the £15-£20/hour mark.
But then again, I know how many 'a's there are in experience...Comment
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FTC (First Time Contractors)...
... is their speciality, like the guys said. Come to think, my 1st contract was with CF!Comment
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Yes I have an almost dyslexic like ability to stick extra a's in words. I shall have to try wearing yellow glasses and see if that makes a difference.....
YMMV, my experience is from working with people supplied by them for low cost testing and despite some wonderful CV's generally the people supplied were tulipe. I remember one guy who had 8 years .NET experiance back in 2004.....Comment
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