My client is looking for 4 PRO IV Developer's for a 3 - 6 month contract based at their exciting office in Bedfordshire (UK). The suitable candidate will have a good understanding of standard PRO IV (not superlayer) and also some experience in Oracle would be helpful. The successful candidate should also have some financial experience and be available to start ASAP. PRO IV knowledge/experience is essential. Rate will depend on experience, full job spec available on application. For more information on the role please sends me a copy of your CV at jamie@carrerasystems.co.uk
or contact either John Richardson +44 7768207097 or James Reed +44 7736933286.
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, Aug 26 2005 08:18 AM
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Posted 26 August 2005 - 10:51 AM
Has anyone any experience of working in an "exciting office". Most offices I know have been pretty boring! Since I work from home these days I have total control of my office environment... but I'm not sure how to make it exciting. Even sitting on my new chair is not exciting me! Any tips on creating an exciting office will be gratefully received!!!
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Posted 26 August 2005 - 04:10 PM
Chris,
You could spice things up with some 'attractive' visitors. You know those 'distractions' we guys like!
web cam - BAD IDEA!!!!!!!!
My only experience with a camera was 'flicking it the bird'; one day when I was 15, and trying to get this girl's phone number - the guy kept bellowing "I need something to focus on"!!!!
Bob Filipiak
PS> Life is too short to work at a 'pressure cooker' type of job.
You could spice things up with some 'attractive' visitors. You know those 'distractions' we guys like!
web cam - BAD IDEA!!!!!!!!
My only experience with a camera was 'flicking it the bird'; one day when I was 15, and trying to get this girl's phone number - the guy kept bellowing "I need something to focus on"!!!!
Bob Filipiak
PS> Life is too short to work at a 'pressure cooker' type of job.
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Posted 27 August 2005 - 09:17 AM
Last year I managed to "excite" my office at home by re-locating the "office" into the garden. The equipment used was a comfortable garden chair, a cup of tea (sitting on the grass), a baseball cap (to keep the sun out of the eyes) and the mandatory laptop. Optional equipment is a mains connection through the window into the house.
Worked quite well. Got a bit of a one sided tan - only the front. Next years experiment will be to get an all over tan whilst still working.
Worked quite well. Got a bit of a one sided tan - only the front. Next years experiment will be to get an all over tan whilst still working.
Half of what he said meant something else, and the other half didn't mean anytthing at all
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Posted 27 August 2005 - 02:05 PM
Don,
Next year, you will have to spread a large towel on the grass, and stretch out on your stomach, pounding away at the lap top.
Being an American, I have never heard of a 'mains connection'. Is that you call an internet connection???
Bob Filipiak
Next year, you will have to spread a large towel on the grass, and stretch out on your stomach, pounding away at the lap top.
Being an American, I have never heard of a 'mains connection'. Is that you call an internet connection???
Bob Filipiak
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Posted 11 November 2005 - 02:01 PM
I think that if the office was "clothing optional", that MIGHT be exciting.....
Or perhaps they hot-wire the chairs and randomly shock the resident?
Or perhaps they hot-wire the chairs and randomly shock the resident?
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