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exhaulted wrote:
I took my exams with a company called wave technologies, they have a place in London 5 minutes walk from one of the tube stations.
Mee Too!!!
They have two locations, one is about 5 minutes walk from Old Street station and about 15-20 minutes walk from Liverpool Street Station. (Which was really nice as I was flying in to Stansted - unfortuately the weather was a little bad and they closed the airport for my return journey - it was only a little snow, it was as if no one had ever seen a wee bit snow before.;P )
Do you want to know more?
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I jus wana no wh yu b brickin up a storm by me ol' hatbox.
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Camel
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Alok Gupta
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Hello, I just received an offer of ThoughtWorks. I want to know some details about this company. Anybody can tell me some information such as working time, salary and opportunities of improving myself? Thank you very much!
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Hello All,
Can anybody give me suggestions about a good project management software. This software should be able to handle multiple projects, track issues/bugs and should be able to assign issues to developers, get a report abt an issue etc. any inputs will be appreciated.
Thanks
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hi there
Please send me a good resume that i can use for my future submissions.
thanks in advance
Sreejith Nair
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Gee, is it 1st April already?
Steve S
Developer for hire
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What would be the point in you using my resume for you to submit as part of a job application?
Steve S
Developer for hire
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lol...in india its very common to ppl to prepare fake resumes . So lot ofmy friends are using my projects to be used in thier fake resume . I hope he means it...
( hi no harm intended ) pls take t lightly
Dharani Babu S
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dharani wrote:
ppl to prepare fake resumes
Ah, that explains alot of the work ive seen from outsourcers & offshore contractors
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Oooooooooooooh, get her...
[I'm allowed to be grouchy today; I just got word back that I've been turned down for a role because "my technical knowledge wasn't good enough". This, despite the fact it was good enough to point out an extra, previously unnoticed, flaw in some sample code.
Perhaps, on reflection, I shouldn't have told the developer about it in front of his manager
Steve S
Developer still for hire
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I think Mr Nair looking for sample Resume , So that he can create his own.
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Alok Gupta
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I'll send you mine, but you aren't allowed to change the name or phone number...
Everybody is entitled to my opinion
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I just took the QUE pre-test to see where I'm at. Depending on your perspective I did either really well, or really bad.
Out of 75 questions I got 22 correct. For a hobbiest with no prior background in computers or programming I don't feel so bad...still, I wish I hadn't missed all the complex/simple data binding questions.
Now to dive in and see if I can nail 70-315.
Best,
Jerry
"Making money is art and working is art and good business is the best art of all."--Andy Warhol
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So u have lucky. But luck on come in right time.
Sreejith Nair
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Posting anonymously for obvious reasons..
Is it legal for a job contract to make signing it waive the statutory average of 48 working hours per week?
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I'm not sure where you are, but here we have a legal 38h a week. My employer asks for 40h, but every month we get a day off. This is obligated by law I think.
You should check the country you're in for legal stuff.
Notice that although I signed for the 40h, they explicitly asked me (off the record) to do more (like 45-50 h).
Certainly there are web sites that give good information on this of the country in question?
good luck.
(btw can you let me know what the answer is and in which country? I'm interested in working in a foreign country; if I ever get the chance and it would seem to be the same country, ...;))
"If I don't see you in this world, I'll see you in the next one... and don't be late." ~ Jimi Hendrix
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In most European countries even if you did sign something saying you would work 60h a week, the judge would ignore it, saying you can't possibly have wanted to do something like that.
In my understanding (and certainly in Holland), you cannot waive statutory rights.
Interesting to know where you're coming from though.
Pauwll
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If you are working in the UK then any hours over 48 require you to sign a contract / disclaimer saying that you agree to it. I'm pretty sure that once you've signed the disclaimer then they are allowed to ask you to work more than 48 hours a week. This has to be explicitly stated in the contract though, if it just says hours as necessary then they probably can't hold you to it.
Don't know how it works outside of the UK though.
Kev
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hai every one,
i have to implement the ssdp(simple service discovery protocol stack)of upnp
(universal plug and play).to implement the stack protocol of this in 'c',i need u,r help and idea how to implement it.
thanking u
eargly waiting for u'r reply
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this isnt the place to be posting a request like this
'Talk about work issues, get tips on resume writing or discussion certification programs."
i'd be trying google if i were you
Bryce
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