bluevein wrote: "Speaking to a Birdie in HR today blah, blah, blah........."
Of course you were
BTW: you weren't that rather excitable youth stood on the spectators balcony at Manchester Airport on Saturday morning waving to passing planes were you? If so, ditch the matching woollen hat, scarf and mittens if you want to get a girlfriend.
Possibly, but I suspect it should have read: "...was speaking to a Birdie in HR here at Virtual BA..."
Shortly before he came back from the dark side of the moon for a couple of minutes to stand waving at aircraft (and dreaming) at MAN...
When one cannot put a coherent argument together one slates the opposition, quite novel yet boring
The negative is linked to the above in so much as all the risk is loaded on the FPP 'successful applicant'. If you get through, have your eyes wide open - you've paid for their recruitment costs, you'll provide upfront financing for their training needs and ultimately if/when their business need changes (and it most certainly isn't improving), YOU will be holding the debt. Think wisely with your head and not your heart. Good luck to all.
Well said DSB but sadly they wont listen.
Good luck to you all i shall say no more on this suject except to echo DSB's remark of think wisely with your head and not your heart.