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Old 10-11-2003, 15:35   #14
handyman
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Re: Garland call centres

[QUOTE=timewarrior2001]£10,000 a year for a technical advisor, QUOTE]

yeah thats the only bad point about the job, that said you gop to £11,000 after a couple of months and as the centre is expanding its easy to move up positions.

I will be hopefully moving to a nother job in January thats starting at £13,500 .

Will be a lot better and I can't wait to go there.

Garlands is often seen as a temp job for most.

IHMO £11,000 at freeserve vs. £12,500 is no comparison. The work load here is a 1/4 of that at ntl. Side perks are I have ftp access to my web space, outlook express that I can configure with my home account, and if only I could eat at the desk then It would be rather good.

It should however be £14,000 plus though.......
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