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It's a basic "work for hire" contract between two parties. No other employer will tolerate this. If you don't like it - quit and write a blog post.
by papito 7y ago
It's a basic "work for hire" contract between two parties. No other employer will tolerate this. If you don't like it - quit and write a blog post.
- skybrian 7y agoWell, no, many jobs are much more complicated than that. Honestly, a contractor relationship where you are taking orders from one person and only have to worry about what they think is refreshingly simple compared to working in a highly collaborative environment. For example, at Google, your manager is one person whose opinions are important, but things like promotions also depend heavily on peer review and your general reputation.