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I get the impression that service companies like Crisp can get away with this kind of org structure in a way that product companies cannot. If you are simply ex
by didgeoridoo 10y ago
I get the impression that service companies like Crisp can get away with this kind of org structure in a way that product companies cannot. If you are simply executing on consulting contracts, you can afford to act more like a collection of freelancers who share a space. When doctors do this, it's called a "group practice".
- Nullabillity 10y ago> you can afford to act more like a collection of freelancers who share a space In fact, that seems closer to the actual situation than the article implied. From http://dna.crisp.se/docs/index.html http://dna.crisp.se/docs/index.html : > None of the 30+ consultants are actually employed by Crisp (although we do have a few employed office staff).
- walshemj 10y agoso they are self employed and not workers or employees - well until the tax man gets involved