Missed opportunity to say they’re ‘looking for a rock star to lead our team!’
"a solid leader who can carry the weight of our massive responsibility"
Job: Head of Stonehenge
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#22Sounds like a very cool job, and not sure about the UK job market, but seems to be wildly underpaid for the qualifications!
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.
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#23i know quite a few dev ops and frontend guys who were employed for last 4 years and are now driving taxi in india.
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#24On the front page? LLMs got lots of us programmers dreaming of leaving the profession, I suppose.
Is this not super cool regardless? Even if you love tech, was a fun little gem.
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#25Due to a typo in the paperwork sent to HR by the hiring manager, they are only paying 64,189 pence. The director was last heard chastising HR, saying "It's not your job to be as confused as Nigel."
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#26Building a henge, are we?
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Especially considering minimum wage “salary” in the UK is ~24k GBP, 64k is nothing imo. They call it the “wage squeeze”
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.
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#29Their senior solution architect vacancy has similar pay: https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/about/our-people/careers...
Somewhat less eminent job title though.
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#30* Must be proficient in use of mistletoe in unspecified rituals.
* Must provide own sickle, and robes.