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14 November 2002, 03:23 PM
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been searching for the post about what you guys do for a living and how much you get paid.
im thinking of moving in to a new industry and all i can find is the post with peoples jobs but not how much they get paid.
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im thinking of moving in to a new industry and all i can find is the post with peoples jobs but not how much they get paid.
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14 November 2002, 03:34 PM
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Thats the baby been looking for ages for that. i couldnt remember the full title of that post. Thank you
i think a fireman is on about 20-22k
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Thats the baby been looking for ages for that. i couldnt remember the full title of that post. Thank you
i think a fireman is on about 20-22k
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14 November 2002, 03:42 PM
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just been reading that post. you luck git
. looks like your one of the best paid scoobynetters. then i must the poorist scoobynetters. im on jobseekers thats £43 a week 
just been reading that post. you luck git
. looks like your one of the best paid scoobynetters. then i must the poorist scoobynetters. im on jobseekers thats £43 a week
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14 November 2002, 03:53 PM
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right thankss to Jasonwrxowner iv found my new indusrty im going to work in/for SAP now im going to see if they need me as a designer or a tea boy. i'll start buy www.sap.com.
Ray
jason im lookinf forward to working with you hehe we'll take it in turns to drive to work.
now im going to see if they need me as a designer or a tea boy. i'll start buy www.sap.com.Ray
jason im lookinf forward to working with you hehe
we'll take it in turns to drive to work.
14 November 2002, 03:58 PM
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Ray, If you go to SAP for your training then it cost £16,000 for each module course which lasts 5 weeks with an exam at the end.
There are loads of modules that all interect with each other so it is best to specialise in one module.
Then you will have to work in a permanent role for a couple of years to get some experience and then you will be ready to go contracting.
the market of very slack at the moment so expect to wait until 2004 until the good times return. Working in a permanent role you can expect to get around £400 - £600 per day in the current climate.
There are loads of modules that all interect with each other so it is best to specialise in one module.
Then you will have to work in a permanent role for a couple of years to get some experience and then you will be ready to go contracting.
the market of very slack at the moment so expect to wait until 2004 until the good times return. Working in a permanent role you can expect to get around £400 - £600 per day in the current climate.
14 November 2002, 04:07 PM
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£16,000. holly ****. i cant even afford to put petrol in my car. is there some thing that is free? cant they train me for free? whats the best way to move into this industry?
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14 November 2002, 04:51 PM
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You can train yourself via online methodsand books but without any experience or a credited certificate you will struggle to find anywhere that will want you.
As I said the market is dead with very few projects on the go so there are loads of consultants kicking around for the few positions.
As I said the market is dead with very few projects on the go so there are loads of consultants kicking around for the few positions.