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Originally Posted by DJSADERS
And i beg to differ... so far this month... 0 repeats...
More jobs get done when being paid per job, which means less wait times for the customer, and better productivity for the business... Also means a decent wage can be earned... Also it doesn't make a difference, as being a contractor we are measured on every single stat that the in-house people are measured on... only difference is that a contractor can be kicked off faults if they don't perform...
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Also wanna state i got offered in-house last year because of my stats... i turned it down as it would be a massive pay cut for the same job allbeit 10hrs less per week...
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Its faster to fit a 2 way hdu than find a faulty joint in the garden, its faster to share a drop than fix a drop, its faster to steal a dside rather than fix it, all of the above would probably look good statwise but in the long run is a ticking time bomb, I'm not saying that you do this, but someone who is paid by the job could havr that mentality.
Did you take in account the aspire bonus scheme for salary? I'm a high earner on it and would be surprised if I could be better off as contracor
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Originally Posted by jungleguy
I had service out for a faulty modem, bloke was useless, I've wired all the cable behind the skirting boards, hence there's no slack, and the cable is just long enough to reach the isolator tap.....first thing he did was take a pair of pliers and cut 2 inches of cable off!!!! WTF So the cable now won't reach the isolator tap......complete school boy error
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Why would he cut it off? was it your own F connector?