Nutter-Naylor
Anthony Gardner
Nice one fella.
Those deductions are brutal. I remember paying 20k tax on my bonus alone in FY 1999-2000!
Unfortunately i dont earn those sorts of amounts anymore :-({|=
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Bonus Payday
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Nice one fella.
Those deductions are brutal. I remember paying 20k tax on my bonus alone in FY 1999-2000!
Unfortunately i dont earn those sorts of amounts anymore :-({|=
Crawley
Board Legend
Oh well!!
Didn't go great. I sold myself well, and had prep'd up some good stuff, but i think they over-estimated my experience and area of expertise.
It's a one man job, pretty much, and they need someone who can hit the floor running having done the exact job they are looking to fill.
What i do is very relevant, but not quite enough.
Onto the next application ](*,)
Didn't go great. I sold myself well, and had prep'd up some good stuff, but i think they over-estimated my experience and area of expertise.
It's a one man job, pretty much, and they need someone who can hit the floor running having done the exact job they are looking to fill.
What i do is very relevant, but not quite enough.
Onto the next application ](*,)
paxtonwolf
John White
Is today, wahoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Lots of bills paid in one go and nice things purchased for myself
I like the 27th March
Same here, tis a very nice day each year, with luck that is. As Roy says though, its a killer when you see how much of it goes in tax and NI thogh
Unlucky man. You just need to keep trying, I've been in the same job for a few years now but I remember when I was looking a lot of it is about persistence and to be honest getting that lucky break at times. It may seem like one job on the face of it is a perfect fit and you love everything about it however there are always going to be loads of jobs out there. Interviewing itself is a very tricky skill and it can take 2/3 interviews till your in the swing of it and more rounded with your answers etc.
What was the job?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Kingdawson
Banned
He explained a few posts up.
Papercut
Jermaine Jenas
And an auditor? Bet I know who you work for - begins with an E
Great company though if it is...
Crawley
Board Legend
Cheers. Won't hear for certain until end of the week/early next, but I've very little hope.
The job was for a "weight and balance engineer". All to do with maintaining the weight and center of gravity records of a large fleet of airliners (not BA!!!)
Way more involved than that sentence explains it of course, but an extremely responsible position hence the strong remuneration on offer.
Got to do 2 CV revisions to go for a couple of other good positions this week now. I'll keep trying.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I did work for EY and quit - theyre brick. I work for someone in the top ten. Risk Management. Im not an Auditor im an INTERNAL Auditor.
EY can suck my big right testicle the left one is reserved for my current employer
And we have a new leader, any advance on 20k in a month? tinkles all over the previous best tax boasts.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The year after 9/11 my syndicate posted record profits, I got a 25k bonus that year, biggest ive ever had
Leeds Spur
Banned
So what your saying Mark is you and your company benefitted directly from 9/11??
Hmmmmm......
I feel a conspiracy!!
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Mark's a terriost it all makes sense now.
I do not get a bonus but if i wanted i could do cash in hand jobs if i wanted and not pay tax, not that i would ever do such a thing.
Many do mate. Everyone's on the look out for free money nowadays times are tough.
Sheikh Ma Nuggets
Tony Parks
Bonuses are always great - but I get it every month! I now have it written into my contract after a company I worked for 6yrs ago went bandy, and it took me over a year to recover it through the courts. No fudging chance I'm ever taking that risk again. I'll also get a year-end loyalty bonus, should I stay on my current contract, however trying to re-negotiate that to 6mth'ly
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I work for an Aviation insurance company so yes..
Basically before 9/11 terrorism cover was included in the main premium price, after 9/11 this cover was taken out and the airlines had to pay for it this cover alone in the year after brought in $4bn to Lloyds of London
