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Recruiters sometimes advertise nonexistent jobs, or existent jobs at nonexistent rates, to get their foot in the door. I wouldn't necessarily take advertised jo

by Joeboy 14y ago

Recruiters sometimes advertise nonexistent jobs, or existent jobs at nonexistent rates, to get their foot in the door. I wouldn't necessarily take advertised jobs/rates on jobserve at face value.

Patient0 14y ago
True - but there are also real jobs for this rate and higher. The advertised rate for that posting is lower than my current daily rate.
- rodh 14y ago
  I have noticed this. There seems to be a massive gap between the finance sector and everyone else. I'm not too sure what to make of that. For the sake of comparison, the average salary for a Software Engineer at Google in London, according to Glassdoor (before bonuses) is £45k.
  - Patient0 14y ago
    I find that very hard to believe... that's way too low.
    - Nursie 14y ago
      I used to work for big blue in London and that would probably be about right for there too, if not slightly more generous. Outside of the financial sector the money is just not that good in this country.