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It's true. They work for free, because they really want to help you fix your problem. Until you depend on them. The you'll have to pay as much as they think you
by planck01 6y ago
It's true. They work for free, because they really want to help you fix your problem. Until you depend on them. The you'll have to pay as much as they think you can pay.
- mlthoughts2018 6y agoThat’s not the problem. The problem is that the “free” work is absolutely not free. You pay in several ways: giving them data, giving them knowledge of how you approach data and analytics problem solving for your organization, giving political connections and sunk cost hooks for them to gain a future contract. And worst of all, reputation laundering. They can brag about “charitable” work for a prestigious client, and try to whitewash the reality of how utterly deplorable and morally sickening they are.