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Anyone fancy being a freelance writer for Dennis?

No? No one?

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Did someone quit, or are they just looking for new staff anyway?

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Did someone quit, or are they just looking for new staff anyway?

Thinking of applying? ;)

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pcernie wrote:
Did someone quit, or are they just looking for new staff anyway?

Thinking of applying? ;)


I'd go nuts if I had to review computer kit, and Apple would probably never send them anything ever again :lol: :oops:

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£1400 a month? In London?
How are you supposed to live on less than £17k in London?

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£1400 a month? In London?
How are you supposed to live on less than £17k in London?

If you were freelance why would you need to be based in London surely you could work from home? Then it might be a more attractive option.

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£1400 a month? In London?
How are you supposed to live on less than £17k in London?


It's more than I used to make in a job on Gt. Portland Street.
Quite a bit more in fact.

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l3v1ck wrote:
£1400 a month? In London?
How are you supposed to live on less than £17k in London?


It's more than I used to make in a job on Gt. Portland Street.
Quite a bit more in fact.



Yeah but this isn't the 70's ;)

if you haven't already head over and take a look at the comments, its getting a bit vicious over there between staff and forumites...

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Yeah but this isn't the 70's ;)


Sadly this was 5 years ago. ;)

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if you haven't already head over and take a look at the comments, its getting a bit vicious over there between staff and forumites...

Yes you were vicious about the free 300 word articles that could possibly appear in the magazine. Barry said that would not happen. Though I still cannot believe that the salary is that low. When I last worked in London more than twenty years ago I earned way more than that. Admittedly it is a starting wage but will rise but how far?

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Steve_Cassidy is wading in now...

not sure what value he is giving to the conversation but its an entertaining exchange...

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