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odguedeni
Joined: 14 Jun 2006
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 Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 12:25 pm Post subject: How's Bilgi University? |
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has anyone worked/heard of Istanbul Bilgi University? i've been offered a full time job there...All seems pretty cool, though maybe i should be suspicious about the possibility of teachers "being given extra work at evenings and weeekends to earn more...". maybe i'm just paranoid, but am i right when it sounds a bit fishy to me? can you actually say no to such extra work? is this work beyond or way beyond your contract?
thank you so much |
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yaramaz
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Location: Not where I was before
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| Its not dodgy. I work there now. The evening work is totally voluntary and well paid. I taught a course last autumn and got 44ytl an hour for it beyond my salary. Bilgi is fine contractwise, salary wise, honesty wise. It's the mind f@cking that gets to you. |
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odguedeni
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what do you mean by mind f*ucking? still, it all sounds pretty cool so i guess i've been quite lucky to be accepted there  thank you yaramaz, but hey, could you explain the bad 'mind' thing, i'm just very curious now... |
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