Originally posted by BigDataPro
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Depressing - Check out this job spec (perm) for Web Developer
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThey may have passion and professionalism but they can't proof read a tweet
https://twitter.com/UniversalWebDes/...05048042803200Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIf that's how they all work it must be soul destroying. All facing a wall 8 hours solid a day. I assume they have to request a toilet break from someone sat behind them.
I'm not sure that lad in the cream meets all the hiring criteria either.. He needs to watch himself me thinks.
Just found something positive about them.....
https://twitter.com/UniversalWebDes/...623681/photo/1
It appears they do allow a glass of free water twice a day.... unless you are late.⭐️ Gold Star ContractorComment
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Who says there is a market downturn. They've got 25 positions open in their careers section.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by Agent View PostLove this...
Working Hours
Monday to Friday = 8am to 6pm
To be at the office no later than 7.45am
Universal Web Design posted on LinkedIn
Looking for a salesperson who is presentable at all times, works 365 days per year and doesn’t answer back?
We are so dedicated to our customers that you can contact us 7 days a week from 8:00am to 6:00pm!Last edited by northernladuk; 5 June 2020, 21:50.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by ResistanceFighter View PostThis has to be a joke, right?
Same Puritan idea of virtue through suffering and enlightenment of the working class from hard work.
If it was in a bank you’d have 200 phd’s fighting for it.
What is definitely missing is the HR personal touch, to make everything more diverse, open, fair and stick a bow to that smelly tulip.Comment
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Originally posted by ResistanceFighter View PostThis has to be a joke, right?
I've posted a couple of frivolous comments on linkedin and twitter, no idea if it will put people off.Comment
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Snippet from the glassdoor reviews - I'm quite disgusted:
The work environment is horrible, I quickly dreaded having to go into work. No one wants to be there and everyone is scared to look up from their screens in case they are seen to be "wasting time". Any small chit chat was frowned upon by the upper management as they basically want mindless robots who can pump out 100% productivity for every hour of the day....taking advantage of young apprentices (no one last over 6-7 months there)
They sack people overnight without excuse and they don't pay your salary
...expect you to live and breathe the company
working late without overtime pay
underpaid
taking away lunch breaks
controlling management with trust issues
school rulesComment
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