Job Vacancy - Recruitment Consultant - no experience necessary - excellent £££

[MattBackHome]

To be fair that's the was exactly my mentality a few years ago, things changed one I got married and had kids, suddenly things were different. Plus my plan is not to be in it for ever, I'll take the money and run at some point and do something less stressful. But that's a good few years away yet.

Interestingly (maybe) getting married and having a kid has only intensified my distaste for the daily grind; I flatly refuse to spend any more time than is absolutely necessary away from seeing my daughter grow up.

Vive la difference eh. And as I said, best of luck to you in finding someone. You're certainly selling it well.

 

[Commander]

Interestingly (maybe) getting married and having a kid has only intensified my distaste for the daily grind; I flatly refuse to spend any more time than is absolutely necessary away from seeing my daughter grow up.

Vive la difference eh. And as I said, best of luck to you in finding someone. You're certainly selling it well.

I know what your saying, and that's how I assumed I'd feel, but that's probably because the rewards weren't worth it before. Now they are, and as said before, I'm not planning on doing it forever.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Personally I recruit in the market access sector. Contractors who are tasked with getting a drug to market once it's been approved, they charge a grand or two a day, so it's pretty high level stuff.

I understand; this is pretty specialist stuff.

 

[Diablo]

We have had talks of mega wage earning, being flown all over the world first class, eating in the swankiest restaurants, staying in 20* hotels yet the team leader drives a Skoda? If you were a director of this wonderful company would you want a team leader/manager turning up meeting clients in a ****ing Skoda?

Shows class.....doesn`t flaunt his money. Skodas aren`t what they used to be.

 

[Justice]

Shows class.....doesn`t flaunt his money. Skodas aren`t what they used to be.

Ok then.