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Depending on your skill set 650 inside seems pretty decent for current market conditions. Who knows what the perm offer will be but just deal with that offer independently.Comment
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Originally posted by jayn200 View PostDepending on your skill set 650 inside seems pretty decent for current market conditions. Who knows what the perm offer will be but just deal with that offer independently.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Nluk is right to an extent. It’s good at the moment
650 a day London finance used to be the norm with some guys on more. Remember the rbs spreadsheet leak of contractor rates ? Some people were 1200 plus plus
I wonder what those 1200 outside with the uplift would be today . 1500 from a 25% upliftComment
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Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View PostNluk is right to an extent. It’s good at the moment
650 a day London finance used to be the norm with some guys on more. Remember the rbs spreadsheet leak of contractor rates ? Some people were 1200 plus plus
I wonder what those 1200 outside with the uplift would be today . 1500 from a 25% uplift
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Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostThat was indeed a funny day hundreds were £2K-£2.5K and everyone asking for a rate rise
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Probably vba spreadsheet monkey work. No jokes
Some of them doing some mainframe tinkering in cobol
I worked many a year with contractors on 650 a day who were just average ....
All the banks are now inside ir35 and hiring in London is badLast edited by NowPermOutsideUK; 8 October 2020, 07:05.Comment
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Originally posted by NowPermOutsideUK View PostProbably vba spreadsheet monkey work. No jokes
Some of them doing some mainframe tinkering in cobol
I worked many a year with contractors on 650 a day who were just average ....
All the banks are now inside ir35 and hiring in London is bad
During my consulting days around the same time, I was lined up to take over from a colleague who was working at a major bank on a 'risk management' project. Turns out that was a euphemism for 'creating a simple Access database to manage some project risks.' And the client was being charged well over a grand a day.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostYou'll get to the end, they'll offer you 50k a year
Not that it matters much but I went on a ir35 calculator, which showed that for an inside ir35 contract at 650 a day I'd need a 117k permanent job to get the same take home pay. Never ever going to happen. What they're most likely going to do is offer no more than half of that as a starting salary (so 55-60k) and then add the benefits.
Now I'm thinking about applying just because I want to see what the permie offer will be at the end of the 3 months (if they offer it, mind you)Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI agree. In the quote you referred to I was discussing the perm aspect at the end. For that money in this climate I'd quite happily tell them I'd love to go perm and take it in until they drop the bomb as you say.Comment
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