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[wysiwyg]

About to go meet someone for a coffee/chat/interview about a job for after this contract, fingers crossed I suspect the travel requirements will be too much but you never know.

[Mumma T]

About to go meet someone for a coffee/chat/interview about a job for after this contract, fingers crossed I suspect the travel requirements will be too much but you never know.

Good luck, I hope it's your perfect job

[Cally]

wysiwyg - good luck with the interview. I also noticed Elk Accessories are looking for someone on their Facebook page who has logistics experience - they're in Melbourne.

[wysiwyg]

Thanks, it went well - we shall see if anything comes of it, although there didn't sound like too much travel - it did sound like they might need someone who can be more flexible with their time depending on what client they are working with. I think the woman I spoke with would like to give me a job but just depends if right opportunity comes up. Is always a problem with organisations that ship you out to work for clients in that they have to meet their clients 'wants' rather than allowing for their employees to have lives :-)

The Elk thing is interesting, I would quite like to do something like that but I only have experience in deploying IT systems to help people do those activities rather than the actual activities (and sounds like Elk don't use SAP which might have got me somewhere with them). I have applied for similar before but because of the strange way the SAP world is - the IT skills are valued much higher than the actual business skills (in my opinion the wrong way round) - so people don't believe you really want to go 'backwards' into this type of role, and think you only want a stop gap.