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If you're asking whether companies pay more for you as an employee, I don't think so. Sometimes I even get the feeling that they like you less because you might
by dmichulke 11y ago
If you're asking whether companies pay more for you as an employee, I don't think so. Sometimes I even get the feeling that they like you less because you might be a threat to management (since you typically ask them about IT and the business aspects of what they do)
But if you ask whether they give you more money because you are now in another relationship with them (consulting?), then absolutely, yes.
- eli 11y agoI'd be wary of employers who seem uncomfortable answering questions about the business side of the company.
- delphinius81 11y agoSame. If you get the impression management feels threatened by your skills and experience, it is not a place you should work at. Management should recognize what you can bring to the company at an individual and corporate level and groom you for a tech/business leadership role. If a company isn't prepared to do that, then they probably just want to use you.