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[Ruprect]

The "highly motivated "developer is not going to be that highly motivated when they see the rate....

My client based in Glasgow is looking for a highly motivated Developer with experience of supporting both .Net and Java technologies to come on board for an initial 6 Month Contract. The Max rate is £275ppd.

The client is a worldwide leader in providing employee benefits for SME to Bluechip companies.

Skills Required:

.Net(2.0+), ASP.NET, C#
Java (1.5)
Spring
Hibernate
If you are interested in the position, act fast as my client is offering an immediate start for the right candidate.

Please send CV ASAP to be considered for the opportunity. We have interview slots waiting to be filled for this week.

Please accept my apology if this reaches you in error.


Thanks & Kind Regards

Spring Technology

[Platypus]

£275ppd buys a lot of Special Brew in Glasgow

[suityou01]

Some mug will prolly take this and bring all the rates down.

I tend to think that if you pay peanuts ....

[chicane]

If Jobserve is anything to go by, £275 is towards the top end of rates for that skillset at the mo.

[DaveB]

The "highly motivated "developer is not going to be that highly motivated when they see the rate....

Inexperienced and desperate

[thelace]

Sometimes it irks me when you (some of) you guys give it the "I wouldn't get of of bed for that type of money" routine. Who do you think you are? Kate Moss???

1) You have to face it that the world is changing. For those not currently contracting, I'm sure many would prefer that to nothing.

2) It does equate to over £60k a year (not a trifling sum) assuming you work for 44 weeks a year.

3) An (initial) six month contract might well see you through to the sunny side of life when markets may well have picked up.

I know that there are costs involved, especially if you have to move location for one of these contracts, but get real guys. I also appreciate that there are certain activities/job roles/niches that will command more money than others.

Evolve or become extinct!

Discuss

[chicane]

Inexperienced and desperate

I'd hate to find words to describe the person who applies for this one then:

http://www.jobserve.com/WEA455D356F2A1BC5.jsjob

[suityou01]

Sometimes it irks me when you (some of) you guys give it the "I wouldn't get of of bed for that type of money" routine. Who do you think you are? Kate Moss???

1) You have to face it that the world is changing. For those not currently contracting, I'm sure many would prefer that to nothing.

2) It does equate to over £60k a year (not a trifling sum) assuming you work for 44 weeks a year.

3) An (initial) six month contract might well see you through to the sunny side of life when markets may well have picked up.

I know that there are costs involved, especially if you have to move location for one of these contracts, but get real guys. I also appreciate that there are certain activities/job roles/niches that will command more money than others.

Evolve or become extinct!

Discuss

ARE YOU A PIMP?

[AlfredJPruffock]

Sometimes it irks me when you (some of) you guys give it the "I wouldn't get of of bed for that type of money" routine. Who do you think you are? Kate Moss???

1) You have to face it that the world is changing. For those not currently contracting, I'm sure many would prefer that to nothing.

2) It does equate to over £60k a year (not a trifling sum) assuming you work for 44 weeks a year.

3) An (initial) six month contract might well see you through to the sunny side of life when markets may well have picked up.

I know that there are costs involved, especially if you have to move location for one of these contracts, but get real guys. I also appreciate that there are certain activities/job roles/niches that will command more money than others.

Evolve or become extinct!

Discuss

Kate Moss Rocks !

[Ruprect]

Sometimes it irks me when you (some of) you guys give it the "I wouldn't get of of bed for that type of money" routine. Who do you think you are? Kate Moss???

1) You have to face it that the world is changing. For those not currently contracting, I'm sure many would prefer that to nothing.

2) It does equate to over £60k a year (not a trifling sum) assuming you work for 44 weeks a year.

3) An (initial) six month contract might well see you through to the sunny side of life when markets may well have picked up.

I know that there are costs involved, especially if you have to move location for one of these contracts, but get real guys. I also appreciate that there are certain activities/job roles/niches that will command more money than others.

Evolve or become extinct!

Discuss

Its in Glasgow!