On 24 July 2014 13:10, Louis Goff-Beardsley louis...@gmail.com wrote:
I think eventually the acceptance of remote working from UK companies will
drive up salaries in non-London roles.
I remember telling several Manchester tech employers about 3 years ago the
easiest way for Manchester to
On 23 July 2014 16:18, Lee Hambley lee.hamb...@gmail.com wrote:
I heard yesterday about a certain popular accounting and HR company in
Lancashire hiring senior rails developers on £65k a year. I know you
probably don't fit the category as you don't have commercial experience. But
it might be a
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On 23 July 2014 15:47, Adam Akhtar adam.akh...@gmail.com wrote:
* How is the ruby / rails job scene back in Manchester. Big or small?
Growing or shrinking?
I would guess we have
On 24 July 2014 12:15, Alex Lynham acelyn...@hotmail.com wrote:
Not sure if this applies for everyone, seem to remember there was a lot of
chat on IRC about this a little while back, but entry was around 18-20 for
most people, add circa 10k for a mid. From memory of that thread and my
Will: There is a difference between what wages should be, and what is being
offered by the majority of companies in manchester.
There are some outliers, but if you’re talking majority of jobs are going to be
agency jobs, you’re not really going to get much more than that for entry
level,
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Will: There is a difference between what wages should be, and
what is being offered by the majority of companies in
manchester.
There are some outliers, but if you’re talking majority of jobs
are going
On 24 July 2014 12:25, Adam Holt ads.n...@gmail.com wrote:
Will: There is a difference between what wages should be, and what is being
offered by the majority of companies in manchester.
Yep, I'm aware of that.
There are some outliers, but if you’re talking majority of jobs are going to
be
Fair enough. I think 35k-45k is fair for mid level and you may be able to get
that.
I was just pointing out that for saying 35k for an entry level position is just
not something you’re gonna get and not to base your decision to move here with
the intention on getting a job at that salary :)
I didn't want to get involved in this really, but after seeing Will's tweet
I can't resist.
I only have one question:
Where were all you mid-level developers wanting around 30k for a rails dev
position in Manchester about 6 months ago!?
I offered a position, and mentioned it to the group, and
http://www.swirrl.com/jobs
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 12:55 PM, Fred Thompson fred.thomp...@gmail.com
wrote:
I didn't want to get involved in this really, but after seeing Will's
tweet I can't resist.
I only have one question:
Where were all you mid-level developers wanting around 30k for a
On 24 July 2014 12:55, Fred Thompson fred.thomp...@gmail.com wrote:
Anyways, I think Will is in around the correct level, at least as an
employer I believe it to be true, but we don't know what the agency takes!
The problem with agencies are twofold. First, their profit is linearly
related to
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http://www.swirrl.com/jobs
On Thu, Jul 24
To put £18k as a starting salary for a graduate into perspective, it's at
the very bottom end according to HESCU (
http://www.graduates.co.uk/graduate-starting-salaries-in-2013-14/). A
typical technical internship in the US - so someone who hasn't even
finished university yet - pays at least twice
On 24 July 2014 13:02, Steven Cook stevenjamesc...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.swirrl.com/jobs
If anyone is looking, swirrl are a nice bunch of people :)
Will.
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As a graduate 23k plus seems standard for any role
On 24 Jul 2014 13:10, Chris Seaton ch...@chrisseaton.com wrote:
To put £18k as a starting salary for a graduate into perspective, it's at
the very bottom end according to HESCU (
-20 for
most people, add circa 10k for a mid. From memory of that thread and my
experience so YMMV.
A
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http://www.swirrl.com/jobs
If anyone is looking, swirrl are a nice bunch of people :)
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http://www.swirrl.com/jobs
If anyone is looking, swirrl are a nice bunch of people :)
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And one thing to add which might be relevant for decision making - the salaries
in London are 30-40k entry, 50-60k for 2 years experience and ~70k for 4 years
experience, with a few companies going to 80k. Obviously
Hi everyone,
I'm currently living in Japan but strongly considering about returning back
to Manchester with my wife. This all depends on how easily I can become a
rails developer back in Manchester though.
*I'd love to get local devs opinions on the following - *
* How is the ruby / rails
I heard yesterday about a certain popular accounting and HR company in
Lancashire hiring senior rails developers on £65k a year. I know you
probably don't fit the category as you don't have commercial experience.
But it might be a suitable place to look for an entry level position.
I can't name
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