Anyone looking for a low level IT job in london?
01-04-2005, 06:19 PM
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Anyone looking for a low level IT job in london?
low level technician job, working at london bridge
basic desktop support, changing backup tapes, shit like that...
16k Salary (i think, most tech1s are)
we're hiring, and its not been advertised yet so wont have much competition
to start the sooner the better
basic desktop support, changing backup tapes, shit like that...
16k Salary (i think, most tech1s are)
we're hiring, and its not been advertised yet so wont have much competition
to start the sooner the better
01-04-2005, 06:31 PM
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secs, i used to get paid a LOT less than that 
and 16k is about right for that job anyway
you wont get a low level 1st/2nd line support job for any more than 20k.
ps if you can read and write and know how to turn a PC off and on then you're qualified
and 16k is about right for that job anyway
you wont get a low level 1st/2nd line support job for any more than 20k.ps if you can read and write and know how to turn a PC off and on then you're qualified
01-04-2005, 06:51 PM
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I certainly dont earn tonnes of cash - i wish
but I guess it is a lot if your are young and in experienced and I guess everyone has
to start somewhere
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I certainly dont earn tonnes of cash - i wish
but I guess it is a lot if your are young and in experienced and I guess everyone has
to start somewhere
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01-04-2005, 06:59 PM
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Simon, didnt mean to imply you earnt x amount, just using it as an example.......!
16K is alot i suppose to a college leaver....I think?
Ow bollox i couldnt give a flying fook anyway.....
16K is alot i suppose to a college leaver....I think?
Ow bollox i couldnt give a flying fook anyway.....
01-04-2005, 07:47 PM
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madmac, you have PM
simon, 4 months ago i would have been in a position where the above job was a dream compared to what i did
oh i forgot to mention, whoever gets the job, i'll be your boss
simon, 4 months ago i would have been in a position where the above job was a dream compared to what i did
oh i forgot to mention, whoever gets the job, i'll be your boss
01-04-2005, 07:57 PM
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rhys, it costs me ZERO extra to work in london (infact, i make money asi can clam expenses etc ) so that doesnt bother me.
LIVING in london is a different matter tho
and yes 16k is good for a school leaver... infact its even good for a graduate my missus left uni with a pukka degree and was started on 18.
) so that doesnt bother me.LIVING in london is a different matter tho
and yes 16k is good for a school leaver... infact its even good for a graduate
my missus left uni with a pukka degree and was started on 18.
01-04-2005, 08:01 PM
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16K was base for graduates last year and not in London mate. That work also isnt grad work for most 
However, superb for a school leaver and excellent for a college leaver
However, superb for a school leaver and excellent for a college leaver
01-04-2005, 08:02 PM
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Average wage for Grad now is about 20k i think, well thats what i expect to start on atealst, but i dunno if im going to go for masters yet
16k living in London no chance unless u want a box
16k living in London no chance unless u want a box
01-04-2005, 08:06 PM
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Average wage for Grad now is about 20k i think, well thats what i expect to start on
degrees dont seem to mean shit nowadays
unless you're a doctor or something like that... but saying that, even then you will get piss poor money
01-04-2005, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
Average wage for Grad now is about 20k i think, well thats what i expect to start on
degrees dont seem to mean shit nowadays
unless you're a doctor or something like that... but saying that, even then you will get piss poor money If you get a degree that relates to what you want to do...a more vocational one....then it's not wasted, imo...
01-04-2005, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
Average wage for Grad now is about 20k i think, well thats what i expect to start on
degrees dont seem to mean shit nowadays
unless you're a doctor or something like that... but saying that, even then you will get piss poor money i have been there and been in work place for 5+ years! so i didnt leave for nothing
01-04-2005, 08:20 PM
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Many reasons to take degrees though....full time work avoidance
fookin dossers the lot of ya
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Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
Many reasons to take degrees though....full time work avoidance
fookin dossers the lot of ya
I agree 100% with Rhys....(and no, not just cos hes welsh, lol.)
If I didn't get a degree, I'd feel I hadn't done myself justice....some people get the same degree of fulfillment through other means....but for me....fulfillment will come from educating myself to the highest level (ie, masters degree and/or Phd)...nobody can take a qualification away from you....that's the beauty of it, imo
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