with gap analysis and project co ordination - 275 a day anyone?
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I assume you are after an extremely junior PM for £275/day? Possibly a first timer, a BA maybe, looking to get their first PM gig? But as harrysp says, location and a few more details please and I might be able to help.Comment
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ops sorry guys!
but yes your right a ba/jnr pm type bod
based nr Bristol for a government projectComment
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What area of government: defence, NHS, Work & Pensions? What sort of project: finance, HR, accounts, POS? Any particular skills or previous experience required and how much? For example, is it a waste of time anyone who's never done government work before or who hasn't got a PRINCE2 practitioner's certificate applying?
Emma, my friendly advice is that there's no point in being coy if you want to generate interest from bulletin boards full of hardened hacks, especially if you only have very low paying gigs on offer. You've got to really work to sell those bottom of the barrel placements. Only if you've got £500/day gigs on offer can you afford to be cagey and rely on people coming to you for more info, but for £275/day gigs few people will bother to even look up from their morning paper unless it's all there in front of them.Comment
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Originally posted by Lucifer Box....for £275/day gigs few people will bother to even look up from their morning paper unless it's all there in front of them.
Yes it's a living but it's not what makes people go contract, is it? You could make more as a train driver, get cheap travel and a pension, leave all thoughts of work behind when you knock off, and know that the job will still be there in 6 months. And never have to deal with IR35, whingeing or jealous permies, or even agents.Comment
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>The equivalent permie salary, by the usual rule of thumb, would be £27,500
How do you work that out? I normally reckon at (daily rate) x200, which roughly equates to 10 months. In this case that's £55,000. Any more than 10 months is a bonus therefore.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Originally posted by Mordac>The equivalent permie salary, by the usual rule of thumb, would be £27,500
How do you work that out? I normally reckon at (daily rate) x200, which roughly equates to 10 months. In this case that's £55,000. Any more than 10 months is a bonus therefore.Comment
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