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>fewer travels, less expensive hotels, and luxurious meals. Doesn't the customer typically pay all these costs for a consultant anyway?
by snark42 9y ago
>fewer travels, less expensive hotels, and luxurious meals.
Doesn't the customer typically pay all these costs for a consultant anyway?
- lonelydreamer 9y agoThey do, but it reduces your profit...
- brudgers 9y agoThe customer pays them. And the customer pays the markup on them. And it should generate positive net revenue unless something is done wrong, and I doubt that Thoughtworks is doing it wrong.
- nunez 9y agoEats at your margins if expenses go over holdback, or the percentage of the sale dedicated to travel.