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If your influx of new contracts is stable enough, why not rent a cheap office, get said other person as an employee and work together at the same place?
by ido 16y ago
If your influx of new contracts is stable enough, why not rent a cheap office, get said other person as an employee and work together at the same place?
- jamesbritt 16y ago"If your influx of new contracts is stable enough, why not rent a cheap office, get said other person as an employee and work together at the same place?" I'm not sure the influx is that stable. And I'm not sure I want to shift to being a manager of a multi-person development shop. I suppose if I'm sub-contracting then I'm doing much the same admin work there as I would with a regular employee, except I think having that formal "business with employees" arrangement adds some complications (payroll, taxes, insurance, etc.) But it has crossed my mind.