worth paying £400 p/day for 3/4 days per week.
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Originally posted by el duderworth paying £400 p/day for 3/4 days per week. -
Originally posted by el duderworth paying £400 p/day for 3/4 days per week.Comment
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£400 p/d for a 3 day week makes £1200 gross. Or the same as £240 p/d for a 5 day week. Is it worth having 2 extra days off or would you prefer the extra £800?
Whether you're worth it depends on whether you swallow, I suppose.His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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obviously id like the extra £800.
but thats not the offer.
the offer is either stay in the uk. travel 4 hrs a day on the M25 to and from work to sit on my arse and listen to investment ******* and earn £1000 p/week
or move to the netherlands to work 3 days for £1200 gross (as you kindly put it)
id prefer to have more work / life balance.
go on long travels to germany to join in the atmosphere watching england play..
working in the uk is tulip. come on lets face it.
its over crowded. its uninspiring. its full of capitalist *******.Last edited by el duder; 31 May 2006, 14:45.Comment
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Originally posted by el duderobviously id like the extra £800.
but thats not the offer.
the offer is either stay in the uk. travel 4 hrs a day on the M25 to and from work to sit on my arse and listen to investment ******* and earn £1000 p/week
or move to the netherlands to work 3 days for £1200 gross (as you kindly put it)I've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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you think rates are determind by what your experience is?
ahahahahHAHAHAHA
rates are driven by budgets, deadlines, and average market stats.
in answer to your question though..
im doing a monkeys job here in the uk at the moment. the netherlands job is much senior postionComment
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Originally posted by el duderim doing a monkeys job here in the uk at the moment. the netherlands job is much senior postionI've seen much of the rest of the world. It is brutal and cruel and dark, Rome is the light.Comment
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[In the Netherlands, they speak a different language]
you are quick bunny arent you Franko!
not one contract i have been on in the last 5yrs have i been turned away.
the contract im on at the moment is below me. i only did it for a stop gapper, while i looked for more suitable roles, inwhich i have been successful.
i think your missing the point.
i have made the choice to leave the uk. i also got offered a senior position in London, but i decided on the netherlands as i cant ******* STAND LONDON and LONDON types!
Dont like working here. i think its tulip. im leaving it to the polish to enjoy.Last edited by el duder; 31 May 2006, 15:07.Comment
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