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A business colleague of mine is involved in setting up a system for a medical establishment (forget if NHS or private) near Oxford.
He is interested in acquiring a support/training person local to that area for the system being installed (some shrinkwrap records gubbins?) and asked me if I knew anyone. I said I'd post in a few places.
Sorry if that's a bit nebulous but that's what I know.
He is interested in acquiring a support/training person local to that area for the system being installed (some shrinkwrap records gubbins?) and asked me if I knew anyone. I said I'd post in a few places.
Sorry if that's a bit nebulous but that's what I know.
Jobs, a popular topic
Aug. 31st, 2005 03:27 pmThe pleaseant part is that (so far today) two agencies have rung me.
The bad part is one job was in Southampton and the other was Googe Street for only c£40K, which is plain not obscene enough for me to touch London as a commuter.
Not even bailiffs would get me to commute. Guns or unresistable prostution payments perhaps.
The bad part is one job was in Southampton and the other was Googe Street for only c£40K, which is plain not obscene enough for me to touch London as a commuter.
Not even bailiffs would get me to commute. Guns or unresistable prostution payments perhaps.
Apparently not
Aug. 5th, 2005 11:17 pmHave returned for a luvly time in Brum to a brief email to the effect "Fuji say: you fukkee off"
And so to Hemel
Aug. 3rd, 2005 06:03 pmToday I went to Hemel Hempsted for an interview for a contract job at Fuji.
Seemed to go quite well, and was heartened in many ways, especially that I was apparently on the younger slope of the bell curve of interviewees' ages!!
Also that I'd worked in their industry (digital printing & pre-press) before.
And new what XUL was.
And some of the people I worked with at Harlequin are already there.
Hope they put in a GOOD word...
Expect to hear about second interview for next week; many appendages crossed!
Seemed to go quite well, and was heartened in many ways, especially that I was apparently on the younger slope of the bell curve of interviewees' ages!!
Also that I'd worked in their industry (digital printing & pre-press) before.
And new what XUL was.
And some of the people I worked with at Harlequin are already there.
Hope they put in a GOOD word...
Expect to hear about second interview for next week; many appendages crossed!
