I work in a industry where 1 month contracts are common.
Oh and software development is a joke.
The survey found shortages for skills in audit, risk, and compliance roles ...
Software development is changing.
Started 20 years ago on AS/400 with the first feeble attempts at EDI (car manufacturing) - what a mess. 150.000 standards and noone adhered to it. Spent weeks customizing "standards" for fricking BMW. (my boss was the one who sold it, so he -naturally- got all the credit and I got scolded for "taking too long" [noob] )
Nowadays it's a lot more compliance focused (which includes standards). Can't build that much on experience, if compliance isn't part of it (is "compliance" a big pile of rubbish? yup, but insecure managers require something they can grasp)
Maybe there's some training available in those fields. Increase marketeable skills, increase value, secure job.
I have thought on numerous occasions of giving up my permanent job for a lucrative contract. The only thing that puts me off is the extent to which one must move around.
Have we worked together before? You sound familiar.
Not the best time to do at the moment. 2005-20015 would have been the time.![]()
Hmm, well of course contracting is totally a thing in Dev but those guys do get paid a lot more to compensate for it. I still think that permanent jobs are the most common though. I have thought on numerous occasions of giving up my permanent job for a lucrative contract. The only thing that puts me off is the extent to which one must move around.
How come?
Is that a serious question? Do you know what technical debt is?
Do you know what technical debt is?
You might, if you could prove discriminatory or unfair hiring practices.You can't sue someone for not employing you.
You might, if you could prove discriminatory or unfair hiring practices.
You might, if you could prove discriminatory or unfair hiring practices.
A good start into your career as compliance officer.
Not joking. Legal and Financial Compliance would not apply, but there's an increasing "IT" compliance sector .. that's the funny stuff even with outsourcing - they can outsource the coding and then require 3 people to check if everything is working ^^
I believe that Theresa May planned to tax the companies which employ the migrants. This tax being used to finance the formation of the autochthons. This idea is not bad. It can allow to limit the immigration and to develop the skills of the British . A double blow winning for the UK
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The way she was treated by EU member in the parliament was shocking and embarrassing. Many Britains died so Europe would live.
You might, if you could prove discriminatory or unfair hiring practices.
The way she was treated by EU member in the parliament was shocking and embarrassing. Many Britains died so Europe would live.
I believe that Theresa May planned to tax the companies which employ the migrants. This tax being used to finance the formation of the autochthons. This idea is not bad. It can allow to limit the immigration and to develop the skills of the British . A double blow winning for the UK
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A scandal ! An unprecedented arrogance of the EU. And Cameron was also snubbed a few months ago by the EU
If you really think that money will go to training the plebs I have some martian sand to sell you.
Furthermore, all that will do is increase the costs of goods and services for UK citizens at best and result in crippling skill shortages for the UK economy at worse.
It's another absurd idea from a mad government.
The EU has consistently given the UK what it wants, from opt outs to rebates. No more? Good. The UK can play by the rules or play elsewhere.