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Software Developer in Test (contract) Sep 2013 - Feb 2014 6 months. Bristol, United Kingdom. Implement UI and API test framework using RSpec, Ruby and Webdriver to a greenfield NodeJS...
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The first difference I noticed, which even after so many years I can't get used to, was how early everything closed in Britain. When I first visited friends in London, in the mid-nineties, they always knew where late-night parties were—but once I lived here things were different. Most bars and pubs in the city close by 11pm or 12pm, and restaurants...
I would definitely say, especially after having worked in New York, the work-life balance in the U.K. is better. When I lived in the States, most people I knew would go into the office at around 8am and wouldn't leave until around 7.30pm every day. I work in public relations, but it didn't matter what industry you were in, if you worked a desk job ...
Before I arrived in the U.K. I listened to a lot of British music and read books like Trainspottingby Irvine Welsh, so the subtle differences in language weren't too much of a surprise to me. However, there are still some things I can't wrap my head around. For example, Cockney rhyming slang. Even now, when I hear phrases like "apples and pears"—wh...
I have been in a relationship since 1999, but from what I have observed about the dating scene here, I feel it would be easier to meet someone in New York or San Francisco than London. When I lived in New York, before I met my partner, I had no problem going to a bar on my own, reading a book and having a drink. To me, it felt like a fun thing to d...
Generally, I find people in U.S. cities are a bit more forward than people in U.K. cities. When I lived in New York, if I saw someone on a corner looking at a map or their smartphone, I would always stop and ask if they needed help with directions. Now I live in London I still do so, but I think British people are more hesitant to speak to stranger...
For me, one of the strange things about Britain is that many main-streets seem to have the exact same stores. Often you walk down the street and see the same chemist, the same sandwich shop, or sneaker store two blocks away from each other. Whereas in New York, they have bigger chains in central parts of the city, but when you go places like West V...
For me, one of the great things about living in the U.K. is the culture available for free. While I believe everyone who visits should make a donation, in London you're able to visit places like the National Gallery, the Tate Modern, and the British Museum, without paying anything. I love the fact there are so many green spaces here, even in big ci...
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Answer 1 of 6: I’m staying in London but would like to make a day trip to Wareham / East Stoke area. I really don’t want to drive in London itself, even to get out of it. What are my options? Also, what are the options for getting around once there? Are bike...
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