Recruitment Agencies?

"Candidates without IBM experience must excel in all other areas to be
considered."

Could be a worth a try anyway. The role is based out of our Waterloo
office.

 

Ah yes, I remember now, it's the location that's the stumbling block.

 

Ah, you mis-understand me. My company are recruiting to fill
permanent vacancies but as we;'re an IBM Premier Business Partner we
only tend to hire people with experience of that software stack.

 

Indeed and it's tempting too.

 

MacDonalds?

You cheeky ****.

Pret, maybe...

;-)

 

Well, I am at least familiar with MQ Series, but I don't know the nuts
and bolts of it technically - I've been a hands-off
resource/project/support manager for the last 5 years.

hmm.

 

I'm sure you noticed the project manager position as well.

 

We have two office locations, Worcester and London Waterloo. But for
technical consultancy roles you could be anywhere in the country.

 

Solution Architect? Based out of is pretty flexible with that role.
In fact the 3 people current in it a rarely there.

In fact, none of those roles that are listed are traditional 9-5
office based roles. We have a base office of either Worcester or
London, whichever is most convenient but usual technical in Worcester
and sales and architecture in London, but in reality you just work
wherever is appropriate. Office, client or home.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Eddie

I was not.
--
Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"

I have already made the greatest contribution to the fight against climate
change that I can make: I have decided not to breed. Now quit bugging me and
go and talk to the Catholics.

 

Jees, that diagram looks like it was drawn by a 4 year old !

Paul.

 

You've met our head of marketing?

 

I'm glad to hear it.

 

indeed. What are your outfit actually like to work for, then?

 

no, but Waterloo is just dandy.

 

Isn't that one and the same, or is that another Darsy subtlety?

 

I give up.

 

Pretty good, casual but highly professional. We're a small company of
about 40-50 people, very successful, with high-profile clients and an
excellent reputation and relationship with IBM.

The fact that we're doing a lot of business and actively hiring in
this economic climate is something I'm very impressed with.

I'm still here after 5 years and not planning on going anywhere.

 

This is like one of those stories where eventually you'll build an
entire motorbike piece by piece.

 

That's a blast from the past. I worked on the Solaris and HPUX ports
back in the late 90s.