Does Anyone in The Blackpool Area fancy a Job here?
06-02-2007, 09:19 PM
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stu would this job be full time or part time as i would like to learn more on the tuning side of the car world but would still like to keep my full time job for the time being but i do work 4 days on 4 days of was just wondring if this could be worked round
thanks john
thanks john
06-02-2007, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Winnett
Stu would this job be full time or part time as i would like to learn more on the tuning side of the car world but would still like to keep my full time job for the time being but i do work 4 days on 4 days of was just wondring if this could be worked round
thanks john
thanks john
I am hoping for a full time employee but Part time is a possibility John yes.
07-02-2007, 11:35 AM
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Wish I could start again 
would love to have a go at something like this.
I applied for a similar job after my OND but carried on at college instead ...
would love to have a go at something like this.I applied for a similar job after my OND but carried on at college instead ...
07-02-2007, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Big Will 85
I left Honda Racing F1 to move into the tuning game, i halved my salary, i lost my company pension, company car, private healthcare and working around 40hrs a week.
Originally Posted by Big Will 85
Started at Honda Racing F1 in September 2005 aged 20 and was barely in 5 figures as a salary.
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
07-02-2007, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by gingeRS
Originally Posted by Big Will 85
I left Honda Racing F1 to move into the tuning game, i halved my salary, i lost my company pension, company car, private healthcare and working around 40hrs a week.
Originally Posted by Big Will 85
Started at Honda Racing F1 in September 2005 aged 20 and was barely in 5 figures as a salary.
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
07-02-2007, 12:32 PM
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i wanna job at RC developments then if they double your salary in the first 4 months 
stu, good luck finding someone, would love the job myself, but i couldnt leave daaaaann saaaarrrf, and my job here and pay is pretty cushdy
(as i get to go on here all day long
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good opportunity for someone though
stu, good luck finding someone, would love the job myself, but i couldnt leave daaaaann saaaarrrf, and my job here and pay is pretty cushdy
(as i get to go on here all day long
)good opportunity for someone though
07-02-2007, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by gingeRS
Originally Posted by Big Will 85
I left Honda Racing F1 to move into the tuning game, i halved my salary, i lost my company pension, company car, private healthcare and working around 40hrs a week.
Originally Posted by Big Will 85
Started at Honda Racing F1 in September 2005 aged 20 and was barely in 5 figures as a salary.
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
Left Honda Racing F1 in August 2006 after realising my heart wasn't in F1, it still lay in fast road cars and started with RC Developments in September 2006 aged 21. Meant another move back up north, but was definitely worth it. Not earning much more than i was at Honda, but am so much happier...
My basic salary at RC is slightly higher but obviously without race bonuses.
So yes, i am taking home less a year than i was
07-02-2007, 02:52 PM
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what a class job, im doing my Final year project on making a Mapping interface for my IT degree
would love to apply but i live in Slough
would love to apply but i live in Slough
07-02-2007, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Moonie
Gutted i dont live a little closer (Manchester) 
I have been working for Volvo for the past 10 years as a master tech. Im looking for a changeg/try something different but still within the motor industry.
I have been working for Volvo for the past 10 years as a master tech. Im looking for a changeg/try something different but still within the motor industry.
You will be working halfway between your mums and your sisters
07-02-2007, 06:59 PM
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the attitude of MSD i think it is very commendable, in the sense that they are willing to consider all applicants regardless of qualiifications etc thus giving someone a chance who may not get a break or a lookin elsewhere, i just employed a new guy at my work and had to fight realy really hard just to get him an interview due to my manager who was one of them people who doesnt consider anyone unless they have qualifications etc
great job i reackon for someone willing to knuckle down and put in some hard work and learn
great job i reackon for someone willing to knuckle down and put in some hard work and learn
08-02-2007, 06:44 PM
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Hi stu,...
my lil bro is interested,...
hes done a year of mechanics at college, and loves cars, which i know that isnt qualifications, but hes willing and keen, and can make brews like you wouldnt believe...lmao...
he does need training, but will work for less than boschman sells his ass.....
now that is cheap...
in all seriousness, he hasnt got any of the skills nic has, but would love the opportunity to impress you and to learn....
hes 18, and although hes got a saxo, hes not a chav tosser.....
carl
my lil bro is interested,...
hes done a year of mechanics at college, and loves cars, which i know that isnt qualifications, but hes willing and keen, and can make brews like you wouldnt believe...lmao...
he does need training, but will work for less than boschman sells his ass.....
now that is cheap...
in all seriousness, he hasnt got any of the skills nic has, but would love the opportunity to impress you and to learn....
hes 18, and although hes got a saxo, hes not a chav tosser.....
carl
09-02-2007, 07:45 PM
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Im pretty fukkin good at the tea Drinking bit mate!
good luck! be a great college leavers job i'd bet!
IF ONLY an oppertunity had come up like this when i was in that position,
would of loved it!
good luck! be a great college leavers job i'd bet!
IF ONLY an oppertunity had come up like this when i was in that position,
would of loved it!
09-02-2007, 08:22 PM
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This is a great chance to learn the tuning industry. I reckon it would even be worth the move up to blackpool to learn in this job.
My rs turbo would love the education from something like this!
My rs turbo would love the education from something like this!
16-02-2007, 11:25 AM
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Id really love a job like this, REALLY.
I wouldnt mind the move up Blackpool either, could do with a change of the same old routine
My problem is i have no written proof of any motoring skills etc
Ive been brought up with and around fords as my dad was a mechanic at fords for 23 years, hes an old-school type mechanic, always thinks 1st and prefers to fix things rather than replace something.
I'll not apply as i havnt got any proof as mention above but if i sound anything like let me know Stu
I wouldnt mind the move up Blackpool either, could do with a change of the same old routine
My problem is i have no written proof of any motoring skills etc
Ive been brought up with and around fords as my dad was a mechanic at fords for 23 years, hes an old-school type mechanic, always thinks 1st and prefers to fix things rather than replace something.
I'll not apply as i havnt got any proof as mention above but if i sound anything like let me know Stu
16-02-2007, 11:42 AM
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Hi everyone, just a quick update so you all know your not being ignored.
We are absolutely rammed busy at the moment so have been unable to spare the amount of time and concentartion recruitment deserves, but we are hoping to select from our current applications around 4 suitable applicants for the first stage interviews (Telephone) sometime next week all being well.
Thanks for all your PMs and CV's.
Any further Cv's and contact details can be sent to sales@remapping.co.uk
Previous PM applicants who have yet to supply a contact telephone number could also send them to teh above e-mail address if possible, to save me Pming and asking you.
Many thanks.
We are absolutely rammed busy at the moment so have been unable to spare the amount of time and concentartion recruitment deserves, but we are hoping to select from our current applications around 4 suitable applicants for the first stage interviews (Telephone) sometime next week all being well.
Thanks for all your PMs and CV's.
Any further Cv's and contact details can be sent to sales@remapping.co.uk
Previous PM applicants who have yet to supply a contact telephone number could also send them to teh above e-mail address if possible, to save me Pming and asking you.
Many thanks.
06-03-2007, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Stu @ M Developments
Thanks for all your PMs and CV's.
Any further Cv's and contact details can be sent to sales@remapping.co.uk
Previous PM applicants who have yet to supply a contact telephone number could also send them to the above e-mail address if possible, to save me Pming and asking you.
Many thanks.
Any further Cv's and contact details can be sent to sales@remapping.co.uk
Previous PM applicants who have yet to supply a contact telephone number could also send them to the above e-mail address if possible, to save me Pming and asking you.
Many thanks.
Ok, we have over 50 applicants which i will shortlist and then conduct a telephone interview, by hopefuly, the end of this week. Please can i re-itterate the above message and add teh fact now that if i dont have your CV, you will not be selected due to the number of applicants off this forum alone!!
Over half have used their initiative and sent them across anyway, but the other half, well, simply havent. So, if your still interested, now is your last chance to mail your CV to me.
21-03-2007, 11:06 AM
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Many thanks to all who applied via Pm, E-Mail, telephone and in person. 
Thanks also to those who made it to teh telephone interviews and those who came to interview in person last week.
The position has now been filled and anyone who supplied a name and address will recieve a letter from me this monring. If you didnt, please accept this post as my thanks for your time and effort and i wish you all the best for the future.
Thanks also to those who made it to teh telephone interviews and those who came to interview in person last week.
The position has now been filled and anyone who supplied a name and address will recieve a letter from me this monring. If you didnt, please accept this post as my thanks for your time and effort and i wish you all the best for the future.
21-03-2007, 03:41 PM
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Letter came through this morning thanks The £15k pay-off has made me feel far better about the rejection Here's hoping the new employee gets up to speed quickly! 
The £15k pay-off has made me feel far better about the rejection Here's hoping the new employee gets up to speed quickly!
21-03-2007, 04:29 PM
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Testing the future
hope it works out well for the business stu and the new recruit serves you as well as nick seemed to hope you get some time off again soon to be able to indulge in your hobbies again