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I am not saying you didn't have it hard back in the day but right now service techs have it easy compared to installed. |
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This thread died a death didn't it? I guess we had a lucky escape not getting a job, not many people singing virgins praises are there?
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Does anyone know which contractors virgin use to install in the bradford/leeds area?
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Thanks mate, i had vm install a box in my sons bedroom and i was chatting to the guy who did it and he worked for a company i had never heard of (he was in vm uniform and van) it was something or other electronics as far as i can remember and he said it was a good place to work. 7 jobs a day and i think he said £20.00 per job six days a week!
thats £800.00 plus a week if im not mistaken, surely that cant be right or can it? |
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I know one thing for sure it wasnt kelly communications!!!!!!;)
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sounds like Map electrics :)
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All I will say is I work for Avonline, I read that before I even applied for the job and im still there. I enjoy what I do, same with any job, you get your good and bad days but down here we have a great team who all look after each other when ever we can.
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Why? Like I said above, I read that, then applied for the job with Avonline, its not as bad as that 'leaked memo' makes out!
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