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    Illiterate Job Ad of the week

    This includes Data Preparation; Ad hearing to templates for each transaction

    Last edited by Contractor UK; 18 September 2019, 16:30.

    #2
    The icing on the cake is where it specifies a requirement for "attention to detail", I can only assume that the agent doesn't need it himself.
    Last edited by TykeMerc; 10 August 2008, 13:07. Reason: Corrected my lack of attention to detail!!!

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      #3
      Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
      The icing on the cake is where it species a requirement for "attention to detail", I can only assume that the agency doesn't need it himself.
      agent

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        #4
        Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
        The icing on the cake is where it species a requirement for "attention to detail", I can only assume that the agency doesn't need it himself.
        .....Pot....kettle.....black

        Originally posted by Bob Dalek View Post
        agent
        Confusion is a natural state of being

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          #5
          /hangs head in shame!

          It was late cut me some slack, but it's a fair cop 'Gov.

          It was an attempt at irony honest.

          The previous statement may be factually incorrect.

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            #6
            Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
            /hangs head in shame!

            It was late cut me some slack, but it's a fair cop 'Gov.

            It was an attempt at irony honest.

            The previous statement may be factually incorrect.
            Please feel free to correct the mistakes in (all) my posts
            Confusion is a natural state of being

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              #7
              Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
              The icing on the cake is where it species a requirement for "attention to detail", I can only assume that the agency doesn't need it himself.
              cough..

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                #8
                to paraphrase that job description:

                Receive off-the-shelf data format definition A (hereafter referred to as Square Peg) from a £1500/day Peoplesoft drone.

                Receive data format definition B (hereafter referred to as Round Hole) from a £1800/day SAP drone.

                Diplomatically do the near-impossible task of putting Square Peg into Round Hole without complaining that you are getting 1/4 the money of A and B despite doing all their work for them.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by thunderlizard View Post
                  to paraphrase that job description:

                  Receive off-the-shelf data format definition A (hereafter referred to as Square Peg) from a £1500/day Peoplesoft drone.

                  Receive data format definition B (hereafter referred to as Round Hole) from a £1800/day SAP drone.

                  Diplomatically do the near-impossible task of putting Square Peg into Round Hole without complaining that you are getting 1/4 the money of A and B despite doing all their work for them.

                  As one of the requirements is "understanding of Peoplesoft and SAP HR" I wonder if the rate is £3300/day ?

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                    #10
                    I don't think so. When they put "Understanding of" in front of a skill, it's spec-ese for "You won't actually be doing any, but you'll be sitting next to somebody who does, and you might have to talk to them occasionally"

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