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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> And 30K is not the "highest income available" - I know plenty of
>> people who make more than that.
>
> OK, I rephrase. If you happen to be a doctor or a politician or have a
> PhD in something, sure, maybe you can earn more than £30,000 a year. I
> personally don't know of anybody who has managed to do this. (With the
> obvious exception of the upper management at the company I work for.)
>
You know me, I only have the equivalent of "A" levels and I'm a
consultant. I'm also working with someone in the same position who
doesn't even have "O" levels.
Think about it!
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Best Regards,
Stephen
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