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This is like 90th percentile UK salary. It's good pay for the UK, a poor country.
Let's not be delusional. The UK is not a poor country, and 64K is low by US tech standards but it's good by any other measure.
Missed opportunity to say they’re ‘looking for a rock star to lead our team!’
Their senior solution architect vacancy has similar pay: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/about/our-people/careers... Somewhat less eminent job title though.
No one knows who he was, or what he was doing.
But his legacy remains hewn in the HR dock of Stonehenge.
But, I took a modestly more expensive "Inner Stones" tour a few months ago and lucked out being selected to be fully alone for a minute. It was a profound experience being in the middle of such a historic place.
Highly, highly recommended!
Their senior solution architect vacancy has similar pay: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/about/our-people/careers... Somewhat less eminent job title though.
that is abysmal!
I was slightly disappointed when I first visited Stonehenge as the standard tours keep you fairly far away and roped off. But, I took a modestly more expensive "Inner Stones" tour a few months ago and lucked out being selected to be fully alone for a minute. It was a profound experience being in the middle of such a historic place. Highly, highly recommended!
During the the 1980s and ‘90s there were regular clashes between new age hippies and police stopping them from reaching Stonehenge during summer solstice before public access was allowed.
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Not disagreeing, but it's also worth something to know, and say, that you are in charge of Stonehenge .
Must be an extraordinary honor to be in charge of a bunch of rocks over there.